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Jaxon Smith-Njigba Is Averaging 120 Yards a Game and the 49ers Are Not Ready For It

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba is absolutely tearing it up, sitting at WR3 overall in rankings this week with a monstrous 89.5 projected receiving yards against the 49ers. Our guy isn’t just playing well; he’s dominating. JSN drafters on Yahoo have actually won 62% of their games, which is the highest rate of any wide receiver through the first four weeks of the season. Talk about a difference-maker for your fantasy team and, more importantly, for the Seahawks!

JSN’s Season So Far? Just Ridiculous.

Let’s be real, Jaxon has been unreal. He’s not just a top receiver, he’s the WR1 overall on WR3 overall usage this season, which is just bonkers. He’s averaging a ridiculous 120 yards per game on 10.3 targets. Think about that for a second: 120 yards every single week. That’s consistent, game-changing production from our second-year wideout, and it’s exactly what the Emerald City needs to see every Sunday. It shows he’s not just getting volume, he’s making the most of every single look.

Big Week 6 Matchup Against the Niners

Now, let’s talk about this Week 6 clash at home against the 49ers. You might look at his past numbers against them and raise an eyebrow: he’s faced them five times since 2024, scoring 7.8, 9.4, 11.4, 14.9, and 16.8 half PPR points. He’s only gotten into the end zone once against them, and cleared 84 yards in three of those five games. The 49ers have definitely played him tough, that’s fair to say.

But here’s the thing: this isn’t the same Niners defense right now. Their current lack of a strong pass rush really works in JSN’s favor. Plus, they’ve been giving up some big plays lately. The 49ers allowed a touchdown to Jaylen Waddle just last week, and Michael Wilson finished as the WR4 overall the week before that. The Seahawks are at T-Mobile Park this week, and we’ve got a solid 24.25-point team total projected, which is ninth overall in the league. Honestly, it’s a totally fine matchup for JSN to keep cooking.

So, get ready, 12s! It’s Week 6, the Seahawks are at home, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba is ready to extend his incredible start to the season against a divisional rival. We’re looking forward to seeing him put up another massive performance and lead our Hawks to a big win!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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