The Dolphins have agreed to a two-year contract extension with tight end Adam Shaheen, according to ESPN.com’s Adam Schefter (on Twitter). The deal — worth up to $7.85MM with $3.2MM fully guaranteed — will keep him in the fold through the 2022 season. 
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The Dolphins acquired Shaheen from the Bears in July for the cost of a conditional 2021 seventh-round pick. That is to say, they didn’t give up much for Shaheen, who was a second-round pick just a few years ago. In Chicago, he didn’t live up to his 2017 expectations, due in large part to injuries. All in all, he had totaled 26 receptions for 249 yards and four touchdowns in 27 games, out of a possible 48.
With the Dolphins, he’s managed to stay healthy while serving as a solid blocking tight end. Through six games, he’s played on 32% of Miami’s offensive snaps.
Shaheen figures to see more time this week, when the Tua Tagovailoa-led Dolphins face the Rams in Miami.
Shaheen was definitely a reach in the second round, but he has found his niche in the NFL as a dependable blocker. He complements an elite pass-catcher in Gesicki very well
he can catch well too . he’s got some tds this yr . was definitely a good pickup for hardly nothing. I’d love to see the final grab the gators te this this that would be awesome
Another failed development of a draft pick by the Bears. Yes, he had some injuries but Nagy didn’t know what to do with him when he was on the field. Then they get peanuts in return for him.
jeez – white boys must be in demand
That’s racist