This article references Doug Baldwin and more! The Seattle Seahawks will play their first preseason game on Sunday without star wide receiver Doug Baldwin due to a minor leg injury. Baldwin initially left practice early on Thursday due to the injury, but head coach Pete Carroll eased reporters' minds on Friday by telling them that the injury is not serious and Baldwin will simply sit out Sunday as a precaution.Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin Sidelined With Minor Injury

This article references Antonio Brown, Doug Baldwin, Joe Mixon, Mike Evans and more! As NFL training camps kick into gear, we take a position-by-position look at the RotoBaller PPR player rankings to help prepare you for draft day. Stop me if you've heard this before, but the NFL is a passing league. In 2006, just two teams averaged 250+ passing yards per game. Ten seasons later, nearly half of the league hit that mark (12 teams to be exact). As the league has evolved, so has fantasy football, and the wide receiver position has been the biggest benefactor. Gone are the days[...]Keep on reading: 2017 PPR Rankings Analysis - Wide Receivers

This article references Aldrick Robinson, Antonio Brown, Brian Hoyer, Carson Palmer, Doug Baldwin, J.J. Nelson, Jared Goff, Jaron Brown, Jeremy Kerley, Jermaine Kearse, John Brown, Kenny Britt, Larry Fitzgerald, Marquise Goodwin, Mike Thomas, Paul Richardson, Pierre Garcon, Robert Woods, Tavon Austin, Tyler Lockett and more! At last we have reached the final division in our fantasy receiving corps series. I wish I could tell you we saved the most potent division for last, but that would be a lie. The NFC West may very well be the weakest division, not just based on wide receivers, but on overall talent. That being said, there's still some fantasy value to be had here, even if it is lower on the totem pole. With our last division under wraps, next week will shift over to a conference rankings. Once that conclu[...]Keep on reading: Ranking The Top Fantasy Receiving Corps - NFC West

After he truly broke out in 2015 and then followed it up with a solid 2016 campaign, people are still sleeping on Baldwin.

This article references Doug Baldwin and more! Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin caught 94 of his 126 targets in 2016, a catch rate of 75.3 percent that ranked fourth among wide receivers. This was nothing new for the scrappy 28-year old. Since joining the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2011, Baldwin has converted nearly 70 percent of his targets into receptions. This elite efficiency has allowed Baldwin to become a productive fantasy option, despite not receiving the sheer amount of targets as many other high-profile receivers.[...]Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin Offers Steady Production as Solid WR2

This article references Doug Baldwin and more! It was clear that Doug Baldwin would have to take on more of the workload when Tyler Lockett suffered his brutal season-ending injury, and he's excelled with the opportunity. Baldwin was targeted 12 times (though one of those wasn't on purpose) against Detroit, and he caught 11 of those passes for 104 yards and a touchdown (again, not on purpose). Baldwin's touchdown came on a play where he ran the wrong route and snatched the pass out of the air just before it would have hit Jermaine Kearse in [...]Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin, Superstar

This article references Doug Baldwin and more! Doug Baldwin finished the regular season with the most receiving yards of his career at 1,128. In the Wild Card Round, he'll get the chance to be a star against Detroit. This season, per Football Outsiders, the Lions have been the 7th worst team in the league against other teams' #1 receivers. This is a big opportunity for Baldwin to excel in a situation where Seattle will be depending on him. [...]Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin With Prime Opportunity

This article references Doug Baldwin and more! Doug Baldwin was mostly quiet against the 49ers on Sunday, but he did come up with a huge catch late in the second quarter. Baldwin adjusted to an underthrown deep pass by Russell Wilson and held on to the ball through a flipping suplex-style tackle by the defensive back for 41 yards. Baldwin would only catch one other short pass during the game, but he remains Wilson's top target for the season and finished the regular season with 1,128 receiving yards.Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin Has Huge Catch Against SF

This article references Doug Baldwin and more! Doug Baldwin now has the most single-season receiving yards of his career, and he should tack on quite a few more on Sunday. With Tyler Lockett hurt for the season, Jermaine Kearse still terrible at catching passes, and Jimmy Graham criminally underutilized, Baldwin should be the primary target during the Week 17 game against San Francisco. With their poor defense, expect lots of opportunities for Baldwin to make big plays.Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin Primed for Another Big Game

This article references Doug Baldwin and more! Doug Baldwin abused the Cardinals defense throughout the game in Week 16. Baldwin lit up the defense to the tune of 13 catches for 171 yards and a touchdown. With Tyler Lockett suffering a terrible season-ending injury in the game, Baldwin took advantage of more opportunities. Owners should expect Baldwin to be the primary target next week in San Francisco as well.Keep on reading: Doug Baldwin Posts Best Game of 2016