Seahawks News: If not Rashid Shaheed, then Tory Horton

LANDOVER, MARYLAND - SEPTEMBER 27: Tory Horton #15 of the Seattle Seahawks runs with the ball during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the Washington Commanders at Northwest Stadium on September 27, 2026 in Landover, Maryland. (Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images) | Getty Images The

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The urgency of it all is debatable, but needs to be addressed nonetheless: at some point, our Seattle Seahawks need to find a complimentary receiver to Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Whether for sake of health, or sheer strategy, the Seahawks O cannot rely on JSN to such a large degree. I mean, they can, and they have so far. But, we all know at some point, the team needs to equip him with a true sidekick. Rashid Shaheed, for whatever reason, has been unable to make himself as prominent as we’d all like him to be.

There is still time to work that out. Tho the contract is pretty big for a player whom the ‘Hawks are still trying to figure out. Then, there is Tory Horton: a player who, when healthy, has looked absolutely fantastic. Problem is of course, health. While he’s up for it tho, let’s feed the young fella and get him the ball. At least, that’s my opinion. What say you, the pulpit? Would you rather see our squad focus on figuring out the whole Rashid Shaheed problem? Or, would you rather see us put time into developing a larger role for Tory Horton? Let us know in the comments below. Per usual, thanks for being here and such. Go, ‘Hawks!

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