Jaxon Smith-Njigba Is Brutally Honest Regarding S….

Jaxon Smith-Njigba Is Brutally Honest Regarding Shane Waldron And Justin Fields

Adam Hoge and Mark Carmen recently got the chance to speak with Chris Olave of the New Orleans Saints and Jaxon Smith-Njigba of the Seattle Seahawks during an interview that was done by CHGO Sports. Both former wide receivers for the Ohio State Buckeyes, who were teammates with Justin Fields in college. Even though the talk was lighthearted and informal overall, one particularly interesting question was how Shane Waldron, the new offensive coordinator, may affect Chicago and quarterback Justin Fields. Concerns were raised by Chris Olave’s response—or rather, lack thereof.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba silence was loud

JSN’s response could be seen as that of a rookie wide receiver who is dissatisfied with his or her lack of participation in the 2023 game plans. It seems sense that he could have been overlooked by Shane’s offensive strategy in Seattle, where guys like DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett dominate attention. In any case, this isn’t the greatest recommendation for the new offensive coordinator of the Bears. Still, games have to be played, and Shane Waldron was instrumental in helping QB Geno Smith get back on track, which has resulted in a significant upturn in his career over the past two seasons. It is impossible to overlook Waldron’s contribution to this advancement, even though he is not entirely to blame.

JSN also showed support for Justin Fields, joining many other players throughout the league who’ve done the same. After watching this video, I find myself torn between questioning JSN or Shane Waldron more. Only time will tell.

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