ESPN Fantasy Football on Jaxon Smith-Njigba
ArticleDon't be surprised if ... Jaxon Smith-Njigba does what no receiver has ever done
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This is a dominant, one-man show, and the man always seems to be wide open. Little threat from any other Seattle receiving option -- no one has 20 receptions or 200 receiving yards -- hasn't mattered.
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Smith-Njigba is Seattle's one-man show; no other receiver has 200 yards.
Smith-Njigba is operating as a dominant, one-man show in Seattle's offense. QB Sam Darnold's interceptions haven't mattered, an average running game without Zach Charbonnet touches hasn't mattered, and no other receiving option has 20 receptions or 200 receiving yards. Smith-Njigba consistently appears wide open and is the focal point of the Seahawks' passing attack. The source notes similarities to Calvin Johnson's 2012 Lions, where Johnson was the only elite receiving option while Matthew Stafford threw 17 interceptions and the running backs were unproductive.
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