Field Gulls on Rashid Shaheed

ArticleWhat we learned from attending Wednesday’s Seahawks training camp practice
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Shaheed shouldn't be typecast as a deep threat and he won't be in this offense. Seattle worked on getting him the ball on a screen pass in the red zone, on intermediate-ish throws over the middle, so there's room to grow in Shaheed's first camp with the Super Bowl champs.
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Shaheed's diverse route tree and red-zone work signal expanded role beyond deep threat.

Shaheed is developing a diverse role in Seattle's offense beyond deep threat typecasting; Emerald City Spectrum observed him running over routes to the sideline with Sam Darnold, making hands-only catches in tight coverage, and working on screen passes and intermediate throws over the middle in the red zone, indicating room to grow in his first camp with the Seahawks.

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