Seahawks had been planning to use Rashid Shaheed at tailback since training camp
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Key Points:
- The Seahawks, facing a shortage at running back due to injuries, utilized receiver Rashid Shaheed in the backfield during Sunday's game.
- Shaheed carried the ball twice for 33 yards, including a notable 28-yard touchdown run showcasing his speed and agility.
- The team had prepared for this strategy throughout training camp as a response to injuries to Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet.
- Through four games in the 2026 season, Shaheed has contributed both as a receiver and return specialist but has limited carries, indicating potential for increased offensive involvement.
- Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald highlighted Shaheed's speed as a valuable asset, suggesting the team could benefit from giving him the ball more often.
