Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin caught three passes for 42 yards in Seattle's Week 10 win over the Jets. As a situational slot receiver, Baldwin doesn't see enough targets for fantasy usage. But he adds dynamic ability to Seattle's offense and could be more of a factor if the Seahawks let Russell Wilson throw the ball more than 20-25 times a game. Keep Baldwin in mind as a late-season sleeper if the Seahawks do loosen up the offense a bit. He could be a solid WR4/5.

Doug Baldwin (ankle) is officially probable for Week 9. Baldwin was limited in Wednesday's practice, but got in two full sessions to end the week. It's an earlier than expected return for Seattle's slot receiver, as he was originally labeled a "long shot" for Week 9. It's good news for rookie quarterback Russell Wilson, but with just 11 catches in six games, Baldwin is off the PPR-league radar.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll confirmed Friday that he anticipates Doug Baldwin (ankle) playing in Week 9 against the Vikings. Baldwin isn't a standalone fantasy option, but he has some playmaking ability. His return is good news for two-quarterback leaguers starting Russell Wilson.

Doug Baldwin (ankle) was upgraded to full participation in Thursday's practice. Coach Pete Carroll considered Baldwin a "long shot" at the outset of Week 9, but it now appears that he's on track to play against the Vikings. He's not a fantasy option at 100 percent, much less when playing through an ankle sprain.

Doug Baldwin (ankle) is progressing quicker than anticipated, and "has a shot" at playing against the Vikings. Coach Pete Carroll deemed Baldwin a "long shot" to suit up at Monday's presser, but said Wednesday he "looks better than we thought." Seattle's slot receiver sat out in Week 8. Playing at what would likely be less than 100 percent, Baldwin wouldn't be a fantasy consideration against Minnesota.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll called Doug Baldwin a "long shot" to play in Week 9 against the Vikings. Baldwin was injured in Week 7 against the 49ers and is dealing with a high-ankle sprain. Seattle is severely banged up in the receiver department. Ben Obomanu is seeing a specialist with his wrist injury, Golden Tate tweaked his ankle on Sunday, and Carroll is uncertain of Braylon Edwards' availability after his knee swelled up before the game. Jermaine Kearse is on the practice squad, so he could be getting a promotion this week.

Doug Baldwin has been ruled out for Week 8, and is week-to-week with a high-ankle sprain.

Doug Baldwin (ankle) missed practice on Monday. Baldwin suffered a sprained ankle in Thursday night's loss to the 49ers late in the first half. After racking up 788 yards in the slot for Seattle in 2011, Baldwin has struggled through his first six games of 2012. He has just 11 receptions for 149 yards and a touchdown.

Doug Baldwin left Thursday night's game against the 49ers with an ankle injury and will not return. Baldwin was injured late in the first half. He had two catches for 15 yards on two targets before exiting. Ben Obomanu and Braylon Edwards could see increased action.

Doug Baldwin caught two passes for 74 yards and a touchdown in Seattle's Week 6 upset of the Patriots. Baldwin caught a 50-yard play action bomb on Seattle's final drive of the first quarter before capping it off by pulling down a 24-yard ball in traffic in the end zone. He also drew a 40-yard pass-inference penalty. It's a start after Baldwin totaled just 60 yards through his first four games, but he'll be hard-pressed to get into a groove against the 49ers' elite defense in Week 7.