Seahawks Prioritize Shaheed's Return

0:00On March 2nd, the Seattle Seahawks are hoping to re-sign wide receiver Rashid Shaheed after trading for him midway through the 2025 season. Both sides seem eager to make it happen, with Shaheed expressing strong interest in staying put. Shaheed brings speed and versatility to the team, shining as a deep threat on offense and a dynamic punt and kick-returner. His touchdown return against the Los Angeles Rams in week 16 helps secure Seattle's top spot in the NFC. Fans have taken a liking to his energetic personality and quick smile, seeing him as a potential long-term favorite in the Pacific Northwest. Looking ahead, Shaheed could command around $14 million per season on a three-year deal. The Seahawks have $59 million in cap space, ranking in the top 10 league-wide, but they also need to prioritize running back Kenneth. Walker amidst Zach Charbonne's ACL injury, plus edge-resher Boyet Mayfay, and Safety, Kobe Bryant. With cat money and high-demandist offseason, General Manager John Schneider faces tough choices,

1:05but Shaheed's multi-phase impact makes him a prime target to lock down soon.