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A 35.7 percent target share last year looked unsustainable, but that read was wrong. It has not mattered who is at quarterback. Drew Lock, a career backup, has led the receiver to two straight monster games.
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Smith-Njigba's 35.7% target share may not be his ceiling despite early skepticism.
Smith-Njigba has delivered two straight monster games despite Drew Lock, a career backup, at quarterback; both defenses Seattle faced made him their focal point. A 35.7 percent target share last year looked unsustainable, but that read was wrong. Keeping up this two-week pace over a full season is unrealistic, but last year's target share may not have been his ceiling after all. He is locked in as a target hog regardless of who is throwing him the ball.
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