Doug Baldwin led Seahawks wide receivers by playing on 57-of-69 snaps in Sunday's win at the Giants. Golden Tate was second with 50 snaps and Jermaine Kearse was at 49. Over the last six games, Baldwin has emerged as Russell Wilson's No. 1 receiver while averaging 4.3 catches for 66.3 yards with four touchdowns. Since he operates mostly out of the slot, he'll likely avoid the coverage of Patrick Peterson in Week 16 and make for a low-end WR3 play.

Doug Baldwin (neck) is listed as probable for Week 15. Baldwin was held out of practice earlier in the week, but participated fully on both Thursday and Friday. He's safe to use as a WR4 against the Giants in Week 15.

Doug Baldwin returned to Seahawks practice Thursday, getting in a full session. Baldwin's Week 15 status is no longer a concern. He's an upside WR4 for the Seahawks' meeting with the Giants.

Doug Baldwin (neck) did not practice Wednesday. We didn't notice Baldwin suffer any sort of injury last week against the 49ers, and he played his normal amount of snaps. Baldwin has a date with the Giants this week and has some WR3 upside. He'll be updated again Thursday.

Doug Baldwin caught three passes for 36 yards in Seattle's Week 14 loss to the 49ers. Baldwin drew only four targets in a game where the Seahawks dialed up only 25 pass attempts. A slot receiver without a terribly high weekly ceiling, Baldwin can't be trusted as more than a WR4 for the final two weeks of the fantasy playoffs.

Doug Baldwin caught four passes for 77 yards and one touchdown in Monday night's Week 13 win over the Saints. Baldwin was targeted five times on the night with Percy Harvin (hip) back out of commission. His big gain went for 52 yards on a third-and-three in the first half. Russell Wilson delivered a perfect ball on a blitz-beater, and Baldwin reeled it in behind Malcolm Jenkins. Baldwin later scored an easy four-yard touchdown, as he was standing wide open in the end zone to put Seattle up 27-7 in the second quarter. After 12 games, Baldwin is on pace to catch 53 passes for 884 yards and five touchdowns. All would be career-highs for the third-year receiver. He has some WR3 appeal if Harvin gets shut down for the rest of the regular season.

Doug Baldwin caught two balls for 63 yards and a touchdown in the Seahawks' Week 11 win over Minnesota. Baldwin turned in big plays on each of his receptions, making a fantastic grab for a gain of 44 yards and scoring from 19 yards out at the tail end of the second quarter. Following Seattle's Week 12 bye, Baldwin will be a low-end WR3 in fantasy leagues. He's going to be the Seahawks' No. 3 receiver.

Doug Baldwin caught six balls for 75 yards and a touchdown in the Seahawks' Week 9 win over Tampa Bay. With Darrelle Revis (mostly) on Golden Tate and Sidney Rice on injured reserve, Baldwin was the most-open receiver Russell Wilson had. And Wilson throws to the open man. Baldwin had a few early-game drops, but came through with fantastic clutch catches for first downs and scored from ten yards out in the fourth quarter. Assuming Percy Harvin (hip) isn't back in Week 10, Baldwin will be a strong fantasy start as a WR3 in Week 10 at Atlanta. The Falcons get shredded weekly by slot receivers.

Seahawks OC Darrell Bevell said Doug Baldwin will get more chances to play outside in the wake of Sidney Rice's season-ending injury.

Doug Baldwin caught one pass for 12 yards in Week 8 against the Rams. It was Baldwin's lone target. He's now been held to one catch in four-of-eight games and is obviously not on the fantasy radar. Once Percy Harvin (hip) returns, Baldwin will be even further away from fantasy relevance.