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Seattle re-signed Pro Bowl returner Rashid Shaheed to a three-year, $51 million contract with $34.7 million guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus, including an out after 2027 for cap savings in 2028. The move keeps Shaheed in Seattle through 2028 and signals the Seahawks’ priority on strengthening the return game after a standout 2025 season and playoff run.
The Seattle Seahawks re-signed wide receiver and return specialist Rashid Shaheed to a three-year, $51 million contract, keeping a speed threat who helped Seattle reach Super Bowl LX. In nine games with Seattle after a midseason trade from New Orleans in 2025, Shaheed logged 15 receptions for 188 yards and made a key 51-yard playoff catch, plus kickoff-return TDs; his prior Saints stat line was 44 receptions, 499 yards, and two TDs. Seattle expects a larger role in 2026 with a full offseason and continued offensive weaponry.
With over $80 million in cap space, the Washington Commanders aim to overhaul their roster around quarterback Jayden Daniels by pursuing five targets in free agency: edge rusher Jaelan Phillips, tight end Isaiah Likely, wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, center Tyler Linderbaum, and running back Tyler Allgeier, seeking younger, longer-term deals to bolster the offense and defense.
Seattle heads into the 2026 free agency period with about $58 million in cap space, a legal tampering window starting March 9 and the league year beginning March 11. The Field Gulls tracker highlights key decisions on stars like Kenneth Walker III and Rashid Shaheed, potential moves for defensive backs such as Riq Woolen, Josh Jobe, and Coby Bryant, and a list of retained, tendered, and departing players as Seattle reshapes its roster.
With Klint Kubiak poised to become Raiders head coach, he could pursue players he’s worked with before, notably Rashid Shaheed and Taysom Hill, and may target Brandon Aiyuk, signaling early reunions as Las Vegas reshapes its roster.
With a second interview for the Raiders, Klint Kubiak could bring Seahawks players—Rashid Shaheed, Dareke Young, Kenneth Walker III and Riq Woolen—to Vegas, as the Raiders target a fast rebuild under a young coach, aided by cap space and a new quarterback plan; Shaheed's familiarity with Kubiak could signal a fit.
NFL.com analysts lay out bold Championship Sunday takes: Jarrett Stidham outduels Drake Maye and steers the Broncos toward a Super Bowl with a 300-yard, three-TD performance; Rashid Shaheed erupts for Seattle with a 95-yard kickoff return TD, another return score, and a 40-plus-yard receiving TD; the NFC title tilt features high-leverage big plays and an overtime possibility, with Seattle ultimately prevailing in a dramatic finish.
Rashid Shaheed returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown, giving Seattle a 7-0 lead 13 seconds into the divisional-round game; it marks his first playoff TD after regular-season return highlights, with Sam Darnold set to start for the opposing team despite an oblique injury.
Rashid Shaheed has been cleared to play for the Seahawks in their Week 18 game against the 49ers after recovering from a concussion. The Seahawks will be missing Charles Cross and possibly Josh Jones due to injuries, while the 49ers have several players listed as questionable, including Trent Williams and George Kittle. The game features key injury updates and player statuses for both teams.
Seattle Seahawks are preparing for their game against the 49ers with key players like Rashid Shaheed, Josh Jones, and Coby Bryant dealing with injuries. Shaheed is practicing after a concussion, Jones is expected to play despite knee and ankle issues, and Bryant is improving but not practicing fully. The team is hopeful about the availability of these players for Saturday's game.
The Seahawks' special teams unit has been crucial in recent wins, with Rashid Shaheed notably scoring a 58-yard punt return touchdown in Week 16, contributing to their overtime victory and earning recognition for his performance, highlighting the importance of special teams in the team's success.
Rashid Shaheed played a crucial role in the Seahawks' dramatic 38-37 overtime victory over the Rams, with a pivotal 58-yard punt return that sparked the comeback and energized the team, ultimately helping them secure a playoff berth.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Rashid Shaheed scored an impressive 43-yard punt return touchdown, highlighting a series of exciting plays from NFL Week 15, including game-winning field goals, long passes, and remarkable individual efforts.
Rashid Shaheed played a crucial role in the Seahawks' narrow 18-16 victory over the Colts, including a key 28-yard kick return and two receptions during the game-winning drive, showcasing his rising impact on the team.
The article discusses the Seattle Seahawks' upcoming game against the Arizona Cardinals, highlighting key player updates, recent trades like Rashid Shaheed, and analysis of their strong season with a 6-2 record, emphasizing their offensive and defensive performances and the impact of rookies and new additions.