Doug Baldwin speaks on protests, Seahawks offense
Doug Baldwin is one of the more interesting characters on the Seahawks roster.
On the field Baldwin is possibly the most underrated wide receiver in the NFL. Off the field at times Baldwin comes off as a ferocious competitor who may let his temper get the best of him. He’s also a remarkable example of a new kind of athlete that isn’t afraid to speak out about social issues larger than himself or his sport.
Today Doug Baldwin showed that side of his personality while speaking with Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless on their new show.
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In a candid interview, Baldwin discussed Seattle’s struggles on offense, Russell Wilson’s health and the absence of Marshawn Lynch and how it’s affecting the team. He also spoke about the team’s ongoing unity gestures during the national anthem and why they will continue to do so. Watch and learn something:
The Seahawks are incredibly fortunate to have such a thoughtful individual as one of their locker room leaders.
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