#Seahawks Rashid Shaheed on being in the back as an RB: "It was a lot of fun." On his rushing TD: "Shoutout to Cooper Kupp and Jax. If it wasn't for them, it wouldn't be a touchdown." And praises Jaxon Smith-Njigba for his improvement in his blocking. Rashid Shaheed said he played running back in high school and some in college, but went into a WR during his sophomore year at Weber State. Shaheed says he is still learning to be a WR since he was late to the party. Shaheed said he wasn't going to be a big person, so he switched to WR: "I didn't wanna be hit by linebackers all the time." On the passing game: "I felt like everyone is doing a good job. The ball will come. But Jax is the best player on the field, so I'm not shocked by that. He is executing on a high level; that is what we expect. Staying ready for the opportunity, all of us, and being ready for the next play." Rashid Shaheed says that punters are kicking the ball higher in "unique ways", which is why there haven't been that many punt returns lately. [Punters adapting to the game of football makes sense]. Photo credit: Seahawks Press Pass

I do wonder if #Seahawks Leonard Williams was a day off today. Feels/felt like it.