Ex-Stanford NFL tight end tells ousted Texas governor to 'get f-ked'
Dalton Schultz is no fan of the outgoing governor.
Stanford tight end Dalton Schultz, who played for the Cardinal from 2014 to 2017, recently expressed his support for Democrats' victory in the Texas gubernatorial election by telling outgoing Governor Greg Abbott to "get f-ked." Schultz, who has played on Texas teams throughout his professional career, including the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans, posted an Instagram story with the message, which he tagged Abbott.
This is not the first time Schultz has criticized Abbott, as he did so when the governor ordered the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to treat medically necessary gender-affirming care as child abuse. Schultz's support for the Democrats was clear, as they not only took the governor's mansion but also flipped a senate seat and removed the Republican majority in the Texas House of Representatives.
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