Arrowhead Pride on Jaxon Smith-Njigba
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Through six games, Smith-Njigba is averaging approximately 11 targets, 8.2 receptions and 120 receiving yards per game. His estimated 35.6% target share leads the NFL, demonstrating how heavily Seattle's passing attack depends on him.
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Smith-Njigba leads NFL with 35.6% target share; Chiefs must contain him and keep him under 100 yards.
Smith-Njigba is averaging approximately 11 targets, 8.2 receptions, and 120 receiving yards per game through six games, with an estimated 35.6% target share that leads the NFL and demonstrates how heavily Seattle's passing attack depends on him. The source identifies him as the Seahawks' primary offensive weapon and outlines a defensive strategy for the Chiefs: contain him rather than stop him completely, prevent explosive receptions, force Darnold to find secondary options, challenge him on the perimeter with outside cornerbacks, vary coverages when he lines up in the slot, and set a defensive benchmark of keeping him under 100 receiving yards and preventing 30-yard-or-longer receptions.
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