Seahawks rookie is finally doing what he was drafted to do

Talk about a great stretch for the Seattle Seahawks and their rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba. The Seahawks have looked great during the month of October for the most part, and it is extremely fitting that this has been the month where JSN has finally broken out. JSN had a great month for a rookie […]

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Oct 29, 2023; Seattle, Washington, USA; Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba (11) carries the ball after a catch while chased by Cleveland Browns safety Grant Delpit (22) at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-USA TODAY Sports
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Talk about a great stretch for the Seattle Seahawks and their rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

The Seahawks have looked great during the month of October for the most part, and it is extremely fitting that this has been the month where JSN has finally broken out.

JSN had a great month for a rookie wide receiver looking to make a name for himself, and today's game-winner over the Browns was the cherry on top.

The Seahawks invested a lot in their top rookie wide receiver. The expectations where there from the start.

JSN was dominant during his time at Ohio State, and the chance to add a player of his caliber to an offense like this one was an example of the rich getting richer. 

The rookie took his time getting used to the speed of the NFL, but it is fair to say he has finally carved out a niche for himself behind Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf.

With the game on the line today against the best defense in the NFL, JSN was able to step up in the biggest moment of the season so far and secure a win for his team.

This was exactly why the Seahawks invested a first-round pick in Smith-Njigba. When teams with deep secondaries like the Browns key in on Lockett and Metcalf, a rookie with JSN's talent should be able to feast against whoever else is left on the field.

That is what happened today, and it looks like chances like these will continue popping up for the Ohio State man over the rest of the season.