The Seattle Times Seahawks on Jaxon Smith-Njigba
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seeing how to grow. I want y'all to see a different level — almost a different player out there. An upgraded version.
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Record-breaking receiver promises upgraded version despite defensive adjustments and new coordinator.
Smith-Njigba shattered team records with 119 catches for an NFL-high 1,793 yards (eighth-most in NFL history), earning NFL Offensive Player of the Year honors. At just 24 years old, he signed a new contract making him the highest-paid receiver in NFL history at $42.15 million over four years. The source notes the key question is whether opponents will unveil different defenses after an offseason to study his film. Smith-Njigba promised not to worry, stating he spent his offseason and camp 'seeing how to grow. I want y'all to see a different level — almost a different player out there. An upgraded version.' The Seahawks hope that having Rashid Shaheed for a full season along with a healthy Tory Horton will make it more difficult to double-team Smith-Njigba.
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