Former Ohio State football player Jaxon Smith-Njigba has made history, breaking an NFL record during his impressive third season. Smith-Njigba, a wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, became the first player to record at least 75 receiving yards in 10 consecutive games at the start of a season. This remarkable achievement was made during a 21-19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, where he caught nine passes for 105 yards. The record was previously shared by Michael Irvin (1995) and Antonio Brown (2014).
So far this season, Smith-Njigba has been a standout performer, catching 72 passes for 1,146 yards and scoring five touchdowns. He was also the first player to surpass 1,000 receiving yards this season. Ohio State football fans are eagerly anticipating his continued success.
The article also highlights other notable achievements and upcoming events in the Ohio State football program. It mentions the commitment of four-star defensive end Dre Quinn, the flipping of a 2026 in-state tight end from Louisville, and the team's performance in the AP Top 25 rankings after an exciting Week 12 schedule. Additionally, it provides odds for the upcoming Week 13 match against Rutgers.
The 'Players of the Game' section acknowledges Carson Hinzman and Luke Montgomery for their strong offensive performances, Caleb Downs for his defensive contributions, and Lorenzo Styles Jr. for his special teams, including a kick return for a touchdown since 2010. Key dates for the season are also provided, including upcoming games against Rutgers and The Game, as well as important dates for the Early Signing Period, Big Ten Championship Game, and College Football Playoff.
