Adam Shaheen, a standout former tight end for Ashland University, has been recognized on D2Football.com's All-Quarter Century Team. Shaheen made waves in NCAA Division II football during his two seasons, setting multiple records, including 16 touchdown catches in 2016, a mark that stands as both an Ashland record and the Division II single-season record for tight ends. His impressive career also included numerous accolades, establishing him as a top performer in the division. After being drafted in the second round by the Chicago Bears in 2017, Shaheen went on to play five NFL seasons, further bolstering his legacy.

By the Numbers
  • 16 touchdown catches in 2016, a D-II record for tight ends.
  • 7th all-time at Ashland with 129 career catches.
  • 11th all-time with 1,755 receiving yards.
  • Drafted in the second round (45th overall) by the Chicago Bears in 2017.
  • 50 receptions for 509 yards and 7 touchdowns in the NFL.
State of Play
  • Shaheen’s recognition adds to Ashland University's football legacy.
  • He remains a prominent figure in NCAA Division II history and a source of pride for the institution.
What's Next

Shaheen's ongoing contributions to football at both the collegiate and professional levels may inspire future generations of players at Ashland University and beyond. His journey serves as a model for athletes transitioning from other sports.

Bottom Line

Adam Shaheen's placement on D2Football.com's All-Quarter Century Team highlights his extraordinary talent and impact on the game, reaffirming his status as one of Ashland University's greatest athletes.