Rashid Shaheed is continuing with the Seattle Seahawks after agreeing to a $51 million, three-year contract, according to reports from Canadian and U.S. outlets. Shaheed has described the move as feeling like the right fit after a turbulent period the prior season. After being acquired from the New Orleans Saints in November 2025, he indicated he wanted to remain in Seattle, framing the decision as a step toward stability with the team. The contract was signed in March, and the reports connect Shaheed’s decision to his experience with the Seahawks, including winning his first Super Bowl ring. While one outlet emphasizes Shaheed’s sense that returning to Seattle was the correct choice after joining the organization, both accounts present the same core details: he is in Seattle on a multi-year agreement worth $51 million over three years, and his early time with the Seahawks includes major postseason success. The reporting is consistent on the contract terms, timing, and his expressed preference to stay in the “Emerald City.”
Rashid Shaheed signs three-year, $51 million contract with Seattle Seahawks
Rashid Shaheed is continuing with the Seattle Seahawks after agreeing to a $51 million, three-year contract, according to reports from Canadian and U.S. outlets. Shaheed has described the move as feel...
- Rashid Shaheed signs a three-year contract worth $51 million with the Seattle Seahawks.
- Shaheed’s agreement is reported as signed in March.
- He is acquired from the New Orleans Saints in November 2025.
- Shaheed says returning to Seattle is his preferred choice after his acquisition.
- Reports link Shaheed’s Seahawks stint to his first Super Bowl ring.
As much as Rashid Shaheed felt like he was jumping on a moving train last season, the wide receiver was convinced that returning to the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks was the right call. Shaheed, who signed a $51 million, three-year contract in March, made it clear shortly after he was acquired from the New Orleans Saints in November 2025 that he wanted to stick in the Emerald City. After all, Shaheed secured his first Super Bowl ring.
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