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reigning NFL Offensive Player of the Year Jaxon Smith-Njigba accounting for 122 of Seattle's 200 receiving yards and eight of 17 receptions. His target share of 45.8% was second highest in the NFL.

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JSN dominated with 45.8% target share in Week 1; Seahawks need to diversify.

Reigning NFL Offensive Player of the Year Jaxon Smith-Njigba accounted for 122 of Seattle's 200 receiving yards and 8 of 17 receptions in Week 1 against New England, with a target share of 45.8%, the second highest in the NFL. The source notes the Seahawks were top-heavy at receiver, with the sudden QB change to backup Drew Lock, a defensive struggle limiting snaps to 48, and first-year coordinator Brian Fleury's debut potentially contributing to the reliance on JSN, though Seattle will need to spread targets out more as the season progresses.

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