PHOENIX -- A season full of injuries has led to an offseason full of surgeries for Doug Baldwin.
The Seattle Seahawks' longtime No. 1 receiver will have sports-hernia surgery in April, coach Pete Carroll said Tuesday at the NFL owners meetings. Baldwin has already had operations on his knee and shoulder since the end of the season.
Carroll didn't have a timetable for when Baldwin would be able to resume football activity and didn't rule out the possibility that Baldwin could have additional surgery.
"I don't know that conclusively," he said. "Still working on some stuff.