Shaheed Poised for a Major Season as Seahawks Prioritize Offense Continuity
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Rashid Shaheed is set for a bigger role in Seattle with a full offseason, aided by OC Brian Fleury’s install and system continuity from Klint Kubiak; Breer hints at a Deebo Samuel-esque gadget role and a path to easing Cooper Kupp’s workload. The defense retains veteran stability while young players like Byron Murphy II and Drake Thomas could push for bigger roles. The secondary faces questions after Coby Bryant and Riq Woolen departed, with Bud Clark and Julian Neal in the mix to compete for spots. Injury watch includes Zach Charbonnet’s Week 1 readiness and the returns of Jadarian Price and Nick Emmanwori, shaping early-season roles for the Seahawks.
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