Game Smith-Njigba is reminiscent of the Hall of Famer Steve Smith SR, another explosive, which controlled the first team and was often forgotten by the public.
Like Smith, JSN is set up the leading row in the league despite playing in a fraction that does not send it out as much as others. If the current numbers hold, the Smith-Njigba would be the first player of the Super Bowl time to lead the NFL at the reception of meters while playing for the team with the lowest passing ratio in NFL, for each NFL research.
50.3 percent bypass Seahawks would be the second lowest since 1980 of any team with the receptor leader, only behind-you guessed it-intervil, but the Panthers 2005 threw it at only 49.5 percent.
Smith-Njigba has been 44.7 percent of Seahawks’ reception points (mostly in the NFL), which was the third highest share since 2000 (Brandon Marshall from Chicago-45.7 in 2012; Smith-44.8 in 2005).
Monday night, JSN’s Mark JSN’s Stiffest test of the season, as he goes up against Ryan’s powerful defense, led to the secondary school of Derek Stingley Jr., who has allowed 51.5 points as the next defender since 2024.
In two-way anal-set, Kubiak-which is the second lowest percentage of 11 employees in 2025, at the next genes of Stats-Hefur JSN seen much more outside of clicks than in previous seasons. He has processed the slot over only 20% of his snapshots so far. Over the past two periods it was 69% and 83.6% of the slot, respectively. I do not expect Kubiak to review his offense for one game, but it will be interesting to see if he tries to get JSN in the slot more week 7 in an effort to avoid Stingley (two slot snapshots throughout the season).