Shaheen is a former second-round pick who hasn’t played a regular season snap since 2021. Through 55 games, Shaheen has caught 50 passes for 509 yards and seven touchdowns, but could help a Bills offense that’s lost two tight ends in recent weeks. If Shaheen and the Bills do come to terms on a deal, it will likely be a practice squad signing that allows the team to elevate him on game day.

And so ends the strange journey that included Sheehan failing a physical after Miami traded him to the Texans last week. Sheehan totaled 24 catches, 260 yards, and three touchdowns over the past two seasons with the Dolphins. It is possible he is released with an injury settlement in the coming weeks. 

Shaheen was sent to Houston along with a seventh-round pick in exchange for a sixth-round pick on Tuesday, but that trade is now voided. Shaheen will revert back to the Dolphins, but it would be a surprise if he is still in Miami following final cuts. 

With no clear-cut star at the position, the Texans bolster their tight end room with Shaheen. He will look to come in and get playing time behind Brevin Jordan and Pharoah Brown. The Dolphins, on the other hand, cut loose some dead weight as they already have Mike Gesicki with Durham Smythe to back him up. After combining for 24 catches, 260 yards and three touchdowns the past two seasons with the Dolphins, Shaheen will look to make the team's roster to provide help in the run-blocking game.