Doug Baldwin might be unable to play again because of the cumulative effect of multiple injuries.

Baldwin has undergone surgery on his groin and a shoulder this offseason. Baldwin would like to continue playing, but his injuries may not allow him to.

The Seattle Seahawks know Baldwin might be forced to retire.

"He's considering it, yeah," said John Schneider.

Baldwin played collegiately at Stanford and went undrafted in 2011.

Zach Miller has announced his retirement from football.

The Chicago Bears tight end made the decision more than a year and a half after suffering a catastrophic injury in Week 8 of the 2017 regular season that nearly cost him his left leg.

Miller, 34, was one of Chicago's most consistent offensive performers from 2015-17, catching 101 passes for 1,161 yards and 11 touchdowns over parts of those three seasons.

Todd Gurley has remained cryptic about hte health of his left knee.

Gurley said only that he is "feeling good" after some offseason travel and two months of rest. Gurley rushed for just 45 combined yards and caught two passes in the NFC championship game and the Super Bowl.

Gurley was in camp for the start of the Los Angeles Rams' offseason program on Monday.

Carson Wentz admitted he's not fully recovered from his stress fracture in his back.

"It's still getting there. It's still getting there," Wentz said Monday at the start of the team's offseason training program, when asked if the bone is fully healed. "Some of this stuff just takes time, but that's not really the main concern. It's just kind of how I feel, and I feel pretty good with where I'm at."

The Philadelphia Eagles let Nick Foles leave in free agency this offseason.

Wentz said he has been cleared for some football activity and hasn't moved off his goal of taking part in OTAs when they begin in May.

"That's the goal, but there really is no timetable, no rush. But I feel good with the progression I've been on," he said. "Right now we're kind of taking it week by week. I'm throwing some, I'm running some and just kind of taking it week by week, and I feel good."