RENTON — Doug Baldwin, Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett have different titles now than during their years helping lead the Seahawks to heights the franchise had never known.
Baldwin, then a wide receiver who ended his career as the best in Seahawks history aside from Steve Largent, today proudly says, “I’m a girl dad!” with daughters ages 2 and 3, and serves as the CEO of Intellectual Ventures, a Bellevue-based company whose mission is stated as “creating software to empower better decisions and improved results for a stronger and healthier lifestyle.”
Bennett, who back then teamed with Avril to form one of the NFL’s most intimidating pass rushes, is a husband, father to three daughters and now a budding architect. He is currently enrolled in an architecture program at the University of Hawaii — he has long had a home in the Honolulu area with his wife, Pele — after also taking a year of classes there in interior design.
