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The Seahawks acquired Shaheed via a trade after Horton was injured and his return of a punt for a 58-yard touchdown that sparked the comeback win over the Los Angeles Rams in December was one of the key plays of Seattle's season. But with Shaheed also expected to be a big part of the offense after re-signing in the offseason to a three-year deal worth up to $51 million

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Shaheed re-signed to $51M deal; key offensive contributor after 58-yard punt TD.

Shaheed, acquired via trade after Horton's injury, re-signed in the offseason to a three-year deal worth up to $51 million and is expected to be a big part of the offense. His 58-yard punt return touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams in December was one of the key plays of Seattle's 2025 season. With Horton returning, the Seahawks may spread punt-return work around and give Horton his share of reps, but Shaheed remains a significant offensive contributor.

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