Rashid Shaheed: Chargers' Target, Seahawks' Fear

On March 8th, Justin Herbert boasts all the arm talent to rank among the NFL's elite quarterbacks,

but he's hovered around the top 10 or 15.

Partly due to missing a dynamic speed threat, like Rashid Shaheed,

the Seattle Seahawks wide receiver helped propel them to a Super Bowl victory

after a mid-season trade from New Orleans, shining as a number two.

Option and special team star.

Now in free agency talks, Shaheed could depart, opening doors for teams like the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Seahawks desperately want to resign him after his seamless fit in their offense,

but negotiations look shaky.

Meanwhile, the charges eye him as a boost for their receiving core,

which lacks his elite speed and agility despite solid young talents like Lad,

Makaki and Quentin Johnston.

Fans and analysts see Shaheed transforming Herbert's game, stretching defenses and creating big plays,

much like how he elevated Seattle's attack.

Herbert's past top target, Keenan Allen, is gone as a free agent,

leaving a void that Shaheed's skill set could fill perfectly.

Recent buzz highlights perfect schematic matches,

with Chargers coach Mike McDaniel and former Seattle offensive coordinator,

Clint Kubiak, both rooted.

In the Kyle Shanahan coaching tree, where Shaheed thrived,

as free agency heats up next week, the Seahawks hold their breath for a deal,

but the Chargers lurk as sneaky suitors ready to add a proven weapon,

who will command top dollar wherever he lands.