The Seattle Times Seahawks on Jaxon Smith-Njigba
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He's the only No. 1 wideout I've been around that you can challenge him and he ain't taking it personal... Smith-Njigba has been appearing of late to pick those up just fine, over the past week having seemed to pick up his practice production even more
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JSN praised for coachability; adapting well to new offensive scheme.
Smith-Njigba is the Seahawks' No. 1 wide receiver who has earned a reputation for steadiness in all situations. Receivers coach Frisman Jackson praised him as 'the only No. 1 wideout I've been around that you can challenge him and he ain't taking it personal.' Hard Knocks showed Jackson and Smith-Njigba discussing offensive scheme changes under new coordinator Brian Fleury, including adjustments to receiver tags and route calls at the line of scrimmage. Smith-Njigba is adapting to the new system after three years under the previous scheme; Jackson noted he's picking up the subtleties of Fleury's offense, which is grounded in the Mike and Kyle Shanahan system similar to predecessor Klint Kubiak's. Over the past week, Smith-Njigba has appeared to pick up his practice production even more.
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