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Just a good way to bring a Seahawks companion to your morning of sippin' joe by the seaside.Report: Ziggy Ansah meeting with the Seahawks today « Seahawks Draft BlogSeahawks host free agent DE Ezekiel Ansah on visitThe Seattle Seahawks reportedly hosted free agent defensive end Ezekiel Ansah on a visit on Monday afternoon, according to Adam Schefter.Ezekiel Ansah meets with Seattle Seahawks - NFL.comArguably the top remaining free-agent defensive lineman visited the Emerald City on Monday. 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Following Friday's trade from Arizona to Miami, the second-year signal-caller said he's ready to battle for the Dolphins' starting job.Sebastian Janikowski retiring after 19 seasons in NFL - NFL.comFormer Oakland Raiders and Seattle Seahawks kicker Sebastian Janikowski is calling it quits nearly 19 years to the day when he was drafted in the first round of the 2000 NFL Draft.DeAndre Hopkins’ mother to be subject of new movie – ProFootballTalkTexans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has worked hard to become an NFL star, but his struggle is nothing compared to his mother's. Now, her chance to be in the spotlight is coming. According to Justin Kroll of Variety.Montez Sweat was “very, very high” on Washington’s draft board – ProFootballTalkWashington got two of the players it coveted most in this year's draft. The first was quarterback Dwayne Haskins Tre Madden Color Rush Jersey , who fell to Washington at No. 15 even after there was some talk that they would trade all the way up into the Top 5 to get him. RENTON, Wash. (AP) — For most of the past month, Doug Baldwin has been a spectator as he dealt with a sore left knee that kept him from participating in Seattle Seahawks practices.It may be how Baldwin and the Seahawks end up managing most of the upcoming season for Seattle’s No. 1 wide receiver.“I’m probably about 80-85 percent right now and the truth of the matter is it won’t be 100 percent,” Baldwin said. “It’s something I’ve got to deal with for the rest of the season.”At least Baldwin is back on the field and showing signs of progress. He won’t play in the preseason finale Thursday against Oakland, but the expectation is that he will be ready for the regular-season opener Sept. 9 at Denver. The month of waiting to get back into practice has been difficult for Baldwin to handle.“To be out this long … it was hard. It was hard emotionally. It was good to be back out there,” he said.The team has offered few specifics about Baldwin’s knee. Coach Pete Carroll simply called it a sore knee. Baldwin was coy when asked if he’s undergone surgery, saying, “It depends on your definition of surgery.”Whatever the full extent, it’s clear the issue is something Seattle will have to manage with rest if it expects to have Baldwin for the entire season.“It will be something we have to manage throughout the course of the year. It will be day to day,” Baldwin said.Baldwin practiced two days at the start of camp before becoming a spectator and spending more time in the training room than on any field. He said the knee issue emerged during the first week of OTAs in the spring and he did not participate in the team’s mandatory minicamp in June.Once he realized the knee wasn’t responding as he hoped at the start of camp, it became a race to see if he could be ready for the start of the season.“The first two days of camp realized it wasn’t where we wanted it to be in order for me to sustain the level of play, being able to express myself athletically, that I want to,” Baldwin said. “So it was time to do something more serious.”Baldwin is coming off a down season by his standards. He had 75 catches, 991 yards and eight touchdowns in 2017 as Seattle’s overall offense took a step back. A year earlier, Baldwin had a career-best 94 receptions, and in 2016 he had 14 touchdown catches.He understands his role in Seattle’s offense may be different this year with the addition of new offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer and a wide receiver group that includes newcomers Brandon Marshall and Jaron Brown. Not being able to be part of training camp has made the transition to the new offense a bit tougher.“Obviously I would have liked to have some game reps and more practice because I am a rep guy and especially now with the new offense,” Baldwin said. “I would like to get the physical reps, especially with the quarterback trying to get that chemistry and build that rapport. I’ve been playing football since I was little. It’s really not that much different for me. I’ve been in the league now going on eight years, at this point it should be like riding a bike.”