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Seahawks injury update: WR Rashid Shaheed QUESTIONABLE to return

Seahawks injury update

The Seattle Seahawks' situation at wide receiver is becoming increasingly precarious. During the third quarter, it was announced that Rashid Shaheed, the team's starting wide receiver, is now questionable to return due to a potential knee injury. This development comes just moments after Shaheed had been targeted by quarterback Sam Darnold three times, with only two catches amounting to a single yard.

While Shaheed managed to record a punt return for 32 yards before the end of the second quarter, the Seahawks were unable to convert that momentum into a scoring opportunity. The team's wire service will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide any additional updates as they become available.

Despite leading Kansas City 13-0 at the start of the third quarter, Seattle's defense had dominated the Chiefs in the first half. However, even a commanding lead can be easily lost when facing the formidable Kansas City quarterback, Patrick Mahomes. The Seahawks cannot afford to let their guard down at any point in the game.

This injury update was originally published on Seahawks Wire, highlighting the growing concern over the team's depth at wide receiver.

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