Seahawks acquired Shaheed as a WR2, not just a deep threat.
Rashid ShaheedWRSEA
Seattle wide receiver acquired via trade, positioned to potentially pass Cooper Kupp in the passing game pecking order. Bob Harris and Matt Waldman believe the Seahawks did not trade for him merely as a deep threat and special teams contributor, but rather saw film evidence of a WR2 in the making based on his rapport with Saints quarterbacks, expecting him to show that role in Seattle's offense.
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Rashid Shaheed, could he pass Cooper Kupp in the passing game pecking order?... they didn't I don't think they just traded for him to be a deep threat and a special teams guy... they saw a wide receiver two in training there
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Rashid Shaheed fantasy football FAQ
- What did Matt Waldman say about Rashid Shaheed?
- Seattle wide receiver acquired via trade, positioned to potentially pass Cooper Kupp in the passing game pecking order. Bob Harris and Matt Waldman believe the Seahawks did not trade for him merely as a deep threat and special teams contributor, but rather saw film evidence of a WR2 in the making based on his rapport with Saints quarterbacks, expecting him to show that role in Seattle's offense.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Rashid Shaheed (WR SEA). Seahawks acquired Shaheed as a WR2, not just a deep threat.
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