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Here's a good read on Doug Baldwin and the injury issues he dealt with last season and the potential for hernia surgery in April. Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin, who had knee and shoulder surgeries earlier this offseason, may be headed for even more work soon. Baldwin said in an appearance on KJR-AM 950 Wednesday with former teammates Cliff Avril and Jermaine Kearse that he has “more surgeries on the way, most likely.” NFL Network's Mike Garafolo then reported that Baldwin is scheduled to see sports hernia specialist Dr. William Meyers in Philadelphia in April with surgery a possibility. Baldwin battled abdomen injuries during the 2018 season, when he had at least six different injuries. “Oh, I am on the downside of my career,” Baldwin said. “I’m 30 years old.” Garafolo took to Twitter to further speculate that Baldwin’s football future remains uncertain, writing: “I do know he’s told people close to him the injuries are really taking a toll on him. We’ll see what he decides.”

Just wrote this in his news blurb...

The Dolphins have found themselves a QB. Ryan Fitzpatrick.

The latest per Adam Schefter and ESPN... According to a police report obtained by KCTV, police in Overland Park, Kansas, were called to Hill's home Thursday to investigate an alleged battery in which a juvenile was a victim and Hill's fiancée is listed as "others involved." Hill was not listed on the report. Officers were previously called to Hill's address March 5 to investigate a report of child abuse or neglect. Hill's name was listed on that report. According to Overland Park police, the case was closed three days later when prosecution was declined.

Link to story A source familiar with the situation said Hill’s fiancee has been in contact with Overland Park police. The source said that the incident was against the couple’s 3-year-old son, resulting in a broken arm. As of Friday afternoon, Hill had not been charged with a crime.

Dolphins ship QB Ryan Tannehill to the Titans. Dolphins are receiving a 4th round pick in 2020 and a 2019 7th round pick, while the Titans are getting a 6th in 2019 and Ryan Tannehill.

Hunt gets 8-game suspension. He's not going to appeal.

It's hard to get excited about Tate in this new look Giants offense. Volume might be there, but he's shaping up as an uninspiring WR3.

Isaiah Crowell released by the Jets. Maybe he ends up with the Eagles who are looking for a RB.

Here's what I wrote in the FFToday news blurb... The Ravens run-heavy scheme with Lamar Jackson at quarterback should allow plenty of opportunities for Ingram to be valued as an RB2 heading into the 2019 season. The Ravens led the league last season with 547 rushing attempts. Colby is doing a bigger writeup on the fantasy impact of Ingram to Baltimore which should be posted at the site in the morning but I think this is a good landing spot for Ingram. He's got a chance to be the lead back on a run-heavy team and has decent pass catching skills for all the dump-offs from Lamar.

49ers now have a stockpile of running backs with the addition of Tevin Coleman. Coleman, McKinnon, Breida, Mostert. Going to be a fantasy nightmare if those top three are on the roster Week 1.

Adrian Peterson returns to the Redskins on a two-year deal. Derrius Guice is recovering from ACL surgery and doesn't have a specific timeline for return. Peterson will be a veteran fallback plan if Guice isn't ready to start the season.

Tyrell Williams heading to the Raiders. Not the best spot for his value with Carr at QB and Antonio Brown on the other side. He'll likely to be too inconsistent to count on. I'll be fading at his ADP.

Mark Ingram heading to the Ravens on a 3-year deal. Ravens led the league in rushing attempts last season.

Isaiah Crowell has $2 million of his $4 million salary guaranteed on Friday so he may get cut, leaving Bell, Elijah McGuire and Trenton Cannon.