Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Rashid Shaheed was injured during his team's Week 7 "Sunday Night Football" matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Shaheed, the Seahawks' primary returner and a key receiver, was not back for the opening kickoff of the second half. It was later announced that he was dealing with a knee injury, though it wasn't exactly clear when he had suffered the injury.
Shaheed was seen walking to the locker room with a trainer, per ESPN's Brady Henderson. Shaheed flashed a thumbs up while heading for evaluation, but he did not return to Seattle's first drive of the second half.
Here's more to know about Shaheed's injury:
Rashid Shaheed injury update
The Seahawks announced Shaheed was "questionable" to return to Sunday's game against the Chiefs because of
a knee injury.
Shaheed logged two catches for one yard before exiting the game but also had a 32-yard punt return before the Seahawks' final drive of the first half.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Rashid Shaheed injury update as Seahawks WR leaves game vs Chiefs
