All the latest on Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba including news, stats, records & history.
In 2025, Jaxon Smith-Njigba exploded into a superstar wide receiver, leading the NFL in receiving yards (1,793) and finding the end zone 10 times. He helped the Seahawks win the franchise's second Super Bowl and won the Offensive Player of the Year award.
While JSN lacks explosive straight-line speed, he possesses exceptional acceleration in tight areas and a knack for finding soft spots in coverage, which makes him elite in the slot. The primary criticism of the 24-year-old is that he lacks the speed and size to be a top-tier weapon on the outside.
In March of this year, JSN signed a record-breaking $168.6 million deal, making him the highest-paid offensive non-quarterback in the NFL and surpassing Chase's record-setting $161 million contract
Name | Jaxon Smith-Njigba |
Age | 24 |
Height | 6' 0" |
Weight | 197 lbs |
Birthday | February 14, 2002 |
Birthplace | Rockwall, TX |
College | Ohio State |
Drafted | 2023: Round 1, Pick 20 (SEA) |
Pro Experience | 3 Seasons |
Team(s) | Seattle Seahawks (2023-Present) |
Games Played | 51 |
Receptions | 282 |
Receiving Yards | 3,551 |
Touchdowns | 20 |
*Stats entering 2026 season
Receptions | 119 (2025) |
Receiving Yards | 1,793 (2025) |
Touchdowns | 10 (2025) |
NFL Offensive player of the Year (2025)
1x NFL First Team All-Pro (2025)
2x Pro Bowl (2024) (2025)
NFL Super Bowl Champion (2025)
Rose Bowl MVP (2022)
JSN signed a four-year $168.8 million rookie contract extension with the Seattle Seahawks in 2026. The contract makes JSN the highest paid wide receiver in NFL history in terms of average yearly salary ($42.15 million) in NFL history.
Smith-Njigba's contract kicks in in 2028, and runs through the 2031 season. Seattle has a potential out ahead of the 2030 season. He will still be on his rookie contract until the end of the 2027 season.
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