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View: https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/1755466986170266091
OUCH!
The rest of the clip is out there and it's not a ton better after it cuts!
Ex-Ram Shane Waldron
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OUCH!
The rest of the clip is out there and it's not a ton better after it cuts!
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WOW - he totally threw him under the bus!!
Are we live he asked & then says good.Then went on to say a nice person BUT ??
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That answer speaks volumes about who Jaxson Smith-Njigba is. He has one year in the NFL. You’d think he’d have more respect.
It would be hilarious if he got traded to the Bears this offseason.
It would be hilarious if he got traded to the Bears this offseason.
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Not a fan of Jaxson Smith-Njigba and he should focus on himself. I love the Buckeyes, however, Smith-Njigba was hurt all last year and when he was finally healthy, chose not to play against Michigan. Screw him and the horse he rode in on.
Agreed, a Justin Fields for Njigba trade would be hilarious, and actually feasible.
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Well, he probably went from better offensive coaching at Ohio State than he got Y1 in Seattle. So, I don't blame him. Haha.
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Yeah. Big words from a little man (ok maybe not physically little but plays little).
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Seriously? A better offense in college? The Ryan Day offense is better than a variation of a McVay/Shanahan offense. You’ve got to be joking.
Aside from that last season the Seahawks had a pretty good offense. It wasn’t bad this year either.
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Brian Hartline is one of the best WR coaches in the world. There's a reason why Ohio State produces WRs like crazy.
That's what I'm referring too.
And Shane Caldron is like a Brian Schottenheimer to me. VERY meh and struggles to get game breakers the ball at times.
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Ohio State gets 2 top 5 receivers in recruiting every year. Hartline isn’t developing them as much as they are already good entering college. That’s why colleges covet the top recruits. Hartline developed one three star receiver.
In 2022 Seattle had the 12th best offense, with a career backup QB.
I’m not a huge Waldron fan either, but a cocky rookie receiver should not be acting like JS-N did it that video.
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Smith-Njigba initially stalled and stammered for a few seconds before saying, "This is live?"
The host told Smith-Njigba that the show isn't live. He then tried to play it off (possibly), by saying, "I'm playing."
"Good luck to y'all," Smith-Njigba said. "I mean, he's a great person. He's a great offensive coordinator. I was very lucky to have him my first year. Learned a lot from him. I think him and [quarterback] Justin [Fields] will mesh well and adding more guys around him I think will be great."