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Anquan Boldin retiring from NFL to focus on humanitarian work: 'My purpose is bigger than football' ... Anquan Boldin's retirement from the Bills Sunday wasn't just that, a retirement. Receiver Anquan Boldin is giving up on football to pursue his humanitarian and charitable work just under two weeks after signing with the Buffalo Bills. Humanitarian work has long been important to Boldin, who was named the 2015 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, who also has a foundation that provides educational support for underprivileged children. 253.4k Followers, 53 Following, 404 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Anquan Boldin (@anquanboldin)

Anquan Boldin told the Buffalo Bills on Sunday that he plans to retire and focus on humanitarian work, according to ESPN’s Jim Trotter.Boldin’s decision comes less than two … Fourteen years in the NFL, a Super Bowl championship and records that practically assure him a … Humanitarian work has long been important to Boldin, who was named the 2015 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, who also has a foundation that provides educational support for underprivileged children. Boldin has spent parts of the past two years on Capitol Hill fighting for criminal justice reform.

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Anquan Boldin’s stint with the Bills didn’t last long. Written by Sean Wagner-McGough at CBS Sports.com.

Veteran wide receiver Anquan Boldin announced that he would be leaving the NFL to fully devote his time to humanitarianism.

Anquan Boldin Retires To Focus On His Humanitarian Efforts. From the moment I met Anquan Boldin 15 years ago, I was convinced he’d be special. Anquan Boldin, Tamika Catchings, John Cena and Henrik Lundqvist are the athlete finalists for the inaugural Sports Humanitarian of the Year Awards, which will be held July 14 in Los Angeles. Anquan Boldin retiring after just 2 weeks with Bills to focus on humanitarian work "My life's purpose is bigger than football." The news was first reported by ESPN’s Jim Trotter on Sunday night.

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DETROIT (AP) — Anquan Boldin faked Sean Davis off the line, made a short catch and turned it into a longer gain by breaking a tackle and dragging a defender. Anquan Boldin and 49ers Organization up for Humanitarian Awards Anquan Boldin, Players Coalition request federal probe into shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery Former Raven Anquan Boldin retires from football to focus more on humanitarian work Ravens coach John Harbaugh says he's interested in bringing Anquan Boldin back Less than two weeks after signing a one-year deal with the Bills, Boldin is retiring.

It appears veteran wide receiver Anquan Boldin is done playing football. Boldin, who played for 14 seasons, left the Buffalo Bills