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Rashid Shaheed, Seahawks wide receiver, up 7.3 spots to 138 overall on DraftKings... the Seahawks made a big capital investment in Shaheed. This offseason, they lose a huge playmaker in Kenneth Walker... And I also think there's some regression risk in Jackson Smith and Jigba's target share... at 137 overall, I do think there's some upside here on Rashid Shaheed.
STACKED’s take
Seahawks WR at 138 ADP with major capital investment and role expansion
Shaheed rose 7.3 spots to 138 overall ADP on DraftKings heading into 2026 despite no hard news or depth chart changes, driven by positive offseason buzz. Adam Levitan buys the narrative: the Seahawks made a major capital investment (three-year, $51 million contract with $35 million guaranteed in November trade), lost Kenneth Walker, and have regression risk in Jackson Smith-Njigba's 33.9% target share from last year. New offensive coordinator Brian Fleury and head coach Mike McDonald are expected to fully integrate Shaheed into a bigger role; per Jeremy Fowler, Shaheed had a major spring and is hitting it off with Sam Darnold, with the team planning to give him more short and intermediate targets. Levitan sees upside at 138 overall and views him as a viable fifth or sixth wide receiver in best ball, noting Shaheed-Darnold stacks (including Shaheed-Darnold-Cup or Shaheed-Darnold-AJ Barnard combinations) are all viable.
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