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Jaxon Smith-Njigba

SEA · WR · #11 · NFL

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Backstory

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Where he fits

Jaxon Smith-Njigba plays for the SEA as a WR, wearing number 11. He's in year 4 of his career.

His job: The team's own depth chart lists him first at wide receiver — that's the order they'd normally use.

Last time out: Jaxon had 2 carries for 13 yards, and 9 catches on 12 targets for 150 yards and 1 touchdown. He was on the field for about 77% of his team's offensive plays, so he is one of their main options.

This season: Jaxon had 1 of 1 passes for 14 yards, and 3 carries for 29 yards, and 58 catches on 78 targets for 867 yards and 8 touchdowns.

On the injury report

No game designation

Game report: No game designation: the weekly report does not list the player as out, doubtful or questionable. This is not a guarantee that the player will play. Current game availability is not verified. Check the team's latest report and inactive list before kickoff.

Official week 8 report.

Official league data, week 8 of the 2026 season.

Actual sports stuff

Team
SEA
Position
WR
Age
24
Experience
4 yr
College
Ohio State
Status
Active

How his team's doing: SEA are 4-3 this season — meaning they've won 4 of the games they've played. They're number 2 in their division right now. Current run: W1.

From the shared sports feed, refreshed within the last few hours. Nothing on the injury report for him — or we can't verify it right now, in which case we leave it out.

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