Jaxon Smith-Njigba wasted little time getting back on track following Week 13's 23-yard performance against the Minnesota Vikings. That game was JSN's lowest-production game of the season, and it likely tailspinned his chase for Calvin Johnson's single-season wide-receiving record.
That said, the Seattle Seahawks have four games remaining, so anything could be possible. Week 14 turned out to be a much better game, not only for Smith-Njigba but also for Sam Darnold (three touchdowns, one interception, and still some sluggishness in between), who was the biggest proponent of JSN's bounce-back game.
After tallying 92 yards in Week 14 against the Atlanta Falcons, Smith-Njigba entered the Seahawks' history books.