Jaxon Smith-Njigba just had a historic season—leading the NFL in receiving yards, winning Offensive Player of the Year, and helping the Seahawks claim the Super Bowl. Yet ESPN ranks him third, behind JaMarr Chase and Justin Jefferson, citing he doesn’t “create enough fear” for defenses. PFF disagrees, ranking him second behind only Puka Nacua, with a 92.8 grade and more yards than Nacua despite fewer targets. With stats like those, placing him below Jefferson feels questionable—especially when he outgained both in yards and earned a Super Bowl ring. The debate for top receiver honors is fierce, but Smith-Njigba’s season defies easy ranking.
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