The reigning Super Bowl champions have some decisions to make in the offseason. According to Over The Cap, they will have $61.87 million in available cap space, and while that's more than enough, they won't be able to keep everybody in town.
That will likely be the case with Rashid Shaheed. The Seahawks acquired him midseason to get him back together with offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. Now, with Kubiak taking the Las Vegas Raiders' head coaching position, it wouldn't be shocking to watch him take his talents to Sin City.
While not featured as often in the passing game, Shaheed's acceleration and speed made him a big play waiting to happen on every dropback.