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There can be balance even if there isn't an obvious second option that has emerged. Against the Chargers, it was Wilson as an option out of the backfield through a series of well-designed screen passes. The ability to spread the distribution among several options can make up for not developing a primary No. 2 pass catcher. In Week 3 against Washington, eight players other than Smith-Njigba caught passes.

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Smith-Njigba is primary receiver in balanced Seahawks passing attack.

Wide receiver is the primary pass-catcher for the Seahawks, with the offense spreading distribution among multiple options; in Week 3 against Washington, eight players other than Smith-Njigba caught passes, and on Sunday against the Chargers, six other pass catchers hauled in at least one pass, demonstrating the Seahawks' balanced passing attack.

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