Wade Davis says he's gay, hopes NFL has changed
By Nate Davis, USA TODAY Wade Davis works at the Hetrick-Martin Institute, which serves lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning youth in New York. If it seems like a unique occupation for a former NFL player, it probably is especially
I hope it's not long before someone current has the courage to go public, and I hope that person is welcomed a lot more warmly by his colleagues than Jackie Robinson back in the day. ` by t ball on Jun 6, 2012 2:15 PM CDT
BY Michelle Garcia More than a decade ago, football cornerback Wade Davis was struggling to make the Tennessee Titans roster while also grappling with the fact that he was gay. Once he made the team, he became the well-liked rookie, but he didn't want
By Marc Sessler By Marc Sessler Wade Davis tells an NFL story that, in many ways, is no different than that of thousands of other undrafted players struggling to make a team. Despite stints with the Tennessee Titans, Washington Redskins,
BY Michelle Garcia More than a decade ago, football cornerback Wade Davis was struggling to make the Tennessee Titans roster while also grappling with the fact that he was gay. Once he made the team, he became the well-liked rookie, but he didn't want
