New Orleans Saints’ linebacker Demario Davis and Seattle Seahawks’ receiver Doug Baldwin penned an op-ed for the Hill, in which they called for a ban on corporal punishment in schools.
On Wednesday’s “Rich Eisen Show,” Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin discussed activist quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Baldwin said Kaepernick “would love” to still be playing in the NFL, but suggested his “calling and what he’s doing now is so much
During a Thursday press conference, outspoken Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin responded to President Donald Trump suggesting if someone does not stand proudly for the National Anthem then they should leave, calling the him “an idiot.” “We’re still processing
At any other point in American sports history, a headline proclaiming that the commissioner of the NFL and an activist player wrote a joint letter on sentencing reform, might seem odd. Then again, it’s 2017, when odd became the new normal.
Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin attempted to turn the tables on the debate over protests during the nation anthem on Tuesday. Specifically, by drawing attention to the fact that fans don’t always show respect for the anthem either.
At a recent hearing in Olympia, Seattle Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin spoke in favor of new rules that would remove some legal protections from police officers to open them to more prosecutions for doing their jobs, a report says.
During this week’s broadcast of “Any Given Wednesday” on HBO, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin claimed one owner in the NFL told his players specifically not to protest the pregame national anthem. “Regarding the National Anthem and the protests, the
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin challenges the attorneys general of all 50 states to review the training of police officers in light of the recent shooting deaths of several African American suspects.
Breitbart Sports asked Seattle wide receiver Doug Baldwin, after Sunday’s Seahawks-Jets game, about the black-on-black crime issue. Baldwin, the son of a police officer, supports Colin Kaepernick.
There may now be at least two members of the Seattle Seahawks if not more who will refuse to stand at attention during the playing of the national anthem at a future Seahawks football game, report say.
