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Seahawks star Jaxon Smith-Njigba was held to just one catch in the second half. Seattle had rebounded well following a disastrous sequence in the third quarter before where Smith-Njigba was called for an offensive pass interference.

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Smith-Njigba limited to one second-half catch; offensive pass interference penalty disrupted drive.

Smith-Njigba was held to just one catch in the second half after catching a long touchdown pass in the first half to bring Seattle within 13-9. He was called for an offensive pass interference in the third quarter that disrupted a Seahawks drive. The source notes the Seahawks' offense struggled to get contribution from receivers beyond Smith-Njigba, raising questions about offensive efficiency and play-calling.

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