Jaxon Smith-Njigba

A streamer, um, Drew Lock.

Hey, you got Drew Lock in your lineup, you got JSN in your lineup.

It's like a little JSN-

Uh-huh

... contact high.

But let's jump right into things at number one for Week 3.

It's got to be JSN.

Put on an absolute clinic in Week 3 against the Cardinals, torching them for nine receptions, 155 yards, and three touchdowns.

If anybody just rewatched that touchdown they had at the beginning of the game, I want to say it was 82 yards, that head fake, just absolutely insane.

To me, there's nobody that would make any sense to put at number one other than JSN, who currently sits atop the entire season as the wide receiver one.

Certainly, that isn't changing against Washington, who just allowed CeeDee Lamb to go for eight receptions, 153 yards, and two touchdowns.

Lock him in as the easy wide receiver one on the week.

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They are winning games with Drew Lock.

They are winning games because Jackson Smith-Njigba is that dude.

He is just-

Mm

... you gotta find a way to be able to win.

Hell, the Seattle Seahawks don't have their starting quarterback in Sam Darnold, and yet Drew Lock and JSN are lighting it up.

So listen, every team has to deal with injuries in some form or fashion.

Attrition, right, 100%.

He looks really good.

Now he's got JSN to throw the ball to, so that helps a little bit, but still he has JSN to throw the ball to, which helps quite a bit if you're being honest.

But against Washington, we saw what Dallas did against them.

I would like Drew Locke if we know he's going to start in a spot start this week.

I talked about the week one touchdown.

Yeah, that was a catch and run by Jason, but that was Drew Locke.

identifying the pressure, throwing into the pressure, and hitting an open JSN to make that play.

And then the second touchdown that he had last week was a dart.

Hutt.

And now all of a sudden you had inside leverage on Shahid and now you have outside leverage on JSN set hut.

And by the way, your rule on this coverage is don't let him inside of you.

Like what? Like that's not fair.

We're going to run hitch, hitch and go slant, slant and go out, out and up.

That's it.

And just to get him comfortable, second and six or something like that, we go pretend it's a wise stick to Arroyo, out and up to JSN.

If it's a long foul ball, it's a long found ball, but we're sending a message.

Now, look, I'm not going to be too tough here on the Cardinals because Seattle is that good.

Big touchdown to JSN.

What a beautiful route to open up that game.

Oh, so good.

This felt much more like what we expected from the Cardinals.

I mean, really struggled against that incredible Seahawks defense and just letting Jackson Smith and Jigba run rampant on their secondary.

So a minus two spot for the Cardinals here.

And then at number 27, to round out the bad teams tier, the New York Jets hold on to the number 27 spot.

That was a dominant, dominant outing.

That was like the best case dream scenario when they spent a top 15 pick on him.

and drafted him above Christian Gonzalez and Jackson Smith and Jigba, they would still take that pick back.

But that was the dream, is this version of Lucas Van Ness, who was working two really good tackles for the Jets and showing up in both phases.

Right.

So Charles Wood steps up, has a nice game, but their ability to put Gonzalez on JSN or Metcalf and then basically have even matchups across the board in man-to-man, they've been terrific through two weeks in all man coverages, basically.

Yeah, I mean, this is what we knew was going to be a strength.

There's going in, having a hold up in the back end.