Michael Hanich· Sep 7, 2026
Hanich predicts Rashid Shaheed will be the Seahawks' biggest offensive breakout player in 2026, serving as the team's explosive deep threat opposite Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
“Potentially the biggest breakout player for the Seahawks’ offense will be wide receiver Rashid Shaheed.”
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Rashid Shaheed to outplay his draft cost
“Potentially the biggest breakout player for the Seahawks’ offense will be wide receiver Rashid Shaheed.”
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