Rashid Shaheed enters the 2026 season with the Seahawks after a mid-2025 trade and a three-year, $51 million re-signing, positioned for an expanded role behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba in an offense featuring new coordinator Brian Fleury's emphasis on motion and Sam Darnold's comfort in the short-to-intermediate game. Offseason reports highlighted strong spring chemistry and potential WR2 duties alongside Cooper Kupp and Tory Horton. Through three weeks, however, Shaheed has managed just six receptions for 53 yards with no touchdowns, posting bottom-tier PFF grades amid limited targets and drops. His special-teams contributions remain a factor, while competition for targets and the need for further integration could shape his full-season receiving total in a passing attack led by Smith-Njigba.