Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin will look to find some traction this week against the Oakland Raiders. Baldwins season has revolved around injury, and the receiver may not be back to 100 percent this week. He draw a favorable matchup against an overall weak Raiders defense. Oakland is rated 21st in the league in fantasy points allowed to receivers. Although this is the defense to attack, Baldwin needs to get targets first. The Seahawks rank in the bottom part of the league in passin[...]

The wide receiver landscape continues to change, with the biggest breakout belonging to Keke Coutee, who appears to have to established a role for himself in Houston regardless of Will Fuller's health. Several of the situations discussed in Week 5's article also played themselves out. Some hit -- see David Moore -- while others fell flat -- see Jakeem Grant.[...]

Welcome to ourWeek 6 matchups analysis and starts/sitscolumn for fantasy football. We'll be covering every matchup from every Sunday game to help you make the best decisions for your fantasy lineups. [...]

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Your wide receivers remain essential components toward accomplishing your unwavering goal of securing a league championship. As the season unfolds, it is crucial for you to utilize the tools that you have available, in order to maintain an extensive level of knowledge regarding the number of opportunities that are being provided to your wide receivers - both in terms of their snap counts and how often they are being targeted by their quarterbacks.Each week, this article will examine these specif[...]

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson (hamstring) and wide receivers Doug Baldwin (knee) and David Moore (rib) all practiced in full on Wednesday. They will all play in Week 6 against the Raiders in a solid matchup. However, Seattle has passed the ball fewer than any team in the NFL in the last three weeks, which makes all three players dicey fantasy starts. Wilson attempted a season-low 21 passes in [...]

Even though Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin (knee) is unlikely to be 100 percent healthy all year, both he and head coach Pete Carroll said that's not what limited the receiver to just one catch in the [...]

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin was only targeted one time for one yard on Sunday against the Rams, and the concerns about his knee are now greater than ever. Baldwin has been supplanted by Tyler Lockett as the team's primary receiver for now, and he had already told reporters that he expected to deal with the knee issue throughout the year, but this gives the impression that it's been understated so far. Baldwin told reporters after the game that this is just how some games go, bu[...]

Welcome to Week 5 RotoBallers. Below are our updatedWeek 5 PPR rankings for fantasy football, including some running notes on relevant injuries and rankings updates: Joe Mixon (knee) will return in Week 5. Lamar Miller (chest) is looking doubtful to play in [...]

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin won't carry an injury tag into Sunday's game with LA, and he should start to see more work as well. Baldwin returned from his lingering knee injury last week and tied for the team lead in targets, but many critical situations resulted in the ball going elsewhere. Since Seattle didn't complete a single third down in the game, even though they won, expect the team to scheme back towards Baldwin in those critical cases this week. [...]