seattle seahawks Doug Baldwin: Must make corrections

SEATTLE -- The wide receiver known as "Angry" Doug Baldwin lived up to his reputation after the Seattle Seahawks were upset by the Dallas Cowboys 30-23 Sunday at CenturyLink Field.

"We have to quit BS-ing ourselves," Baldwin said. "We've got to be real with ourselves. When we get in the meeting room, we've got to actually pay attention to things and not blow smoke up our tails that everything's going to be all right."




Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin said the team must pay attention and correct things after a 30-23 loss to the Cowboys.

"Things aren't going right. Pay attention to things that we're not doing right and correct them."

The Seahawks, now 3-2 after losing for only the second time in their last 19 homes games, had only one offensive touchdown Sunday. That came after a muffed punt by the Cowboys gave the Seahawks possession at the Dallas 14-yard line. Russell Wilson scored on a 9-yard run.

Seattle only had the ball for 22 minutes, 21 seconds in the game, compared to 37:39 for the Cowboys.

Baldwin was asked if that was that a factor: "No, f--- that," he said. "We had plenty of time to make plays. We've got too much talent not to be moving the f------ ball."

Baldwin had two receptions for 32 yards, but was only targeted three times.

"I'm not mad at Russ," Baldwin said. "It's a collaborative thing."

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