Rashid Shaheed Dynasty Value 2026

Darnold’s absence makes Shaheed’s floor shakier.

Shaheed played 66% of Seattle’s snaps but drew only three targets and caught one pass for four yards in the opener, while Smith-Njigba commanded 11 looks. Lock can keep Seattle aggressive, yet the first game offered no evidence Shaheed owns a stable high-volume role, and Darnold’s Week 2 absence adds another variable. Qualified managers are net sellers, with a drop recorded as recently as September 16, while his remaining-workload model is healthy enough for a rebound. Treat him as a cheap volatility play, not a locked-in starter; buy only below the current WR64 neighborhood and sell quickly if Seattle’s two-receiver packages shrink.