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Shaheed Returns to Seahawks on $51M Deal

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Seahawks secure Rashid Shaheeds future: Wide receiver and return specialist re-signs for $51M, keeping a fan favorite and bolstering special teams unit.

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Shaheed Returns to Seahawks on $51M Deal

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Shaheed Returns to Seahawks on $51M Deal. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 10, Seattle Seahawks fans can breed easy after wide receiver, and return specialist Rashid Shaheed resigned with the team on a three-year deal worth $51 million, including $34.7 million guaranteed. Rumors had swirled that the 27-year-old was headed elsewhere, with even General Manager John Schneider hinting back in early March that, Shaheed and his agents were testing free agency waters. The move keeps a fan favorite who exploded onto the scene last season, delivering punt and kickoff return touchdowns for 6 2008. Yards, plus 15 catches for 188 yards, and some versatile rushing plays. Meanwhile, Seattle said goodbye to Super Bowl most valuable player Kenneth Walker III, who joined the Kansas City Chiefs on a three-year. $43.05 million contract, and cornerback Kobe Bryant, now with the Chicago Bears, though they did bring back defensive back. Josh Job, Shaheed's return bolsters the special team's unit heading into next season, helping the champ stay competitive after those key departures.

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