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Rashid Shaheed will miss Seattle’s game against Chicago, leaving the Seahawks with adjustments to make on offense and special teams.

The Seattle Seahawks have officially ruled out receiver and return specialist Rashid Shaheed for Monday night's game against the Chicago Bears due to a knee injury. Shaheed suffered the injury during Seattle's October 25 win over the Kansas City Chiefs and was unable to practice all week. Head coach Mike Macdonald stated that Shaheed is out for this contest, with the team planning to re-evaluate his status next week.
Seattle faces multiple lineup adjustments as return option Velus Jones Jr. was also ruled out because of a hamstring injury. Second-year receiver Tory Horton is expected to see an expanded role on offense and assume return duties at Lumen Field. In positive roster news, Macdonald confirmed that running back Zach Charbonnet will make his season debut after recovering from an ACL injury.
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