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Lights, Camera, Jaxon: Smith-Njigba Was Built for the Biggest Stage
The inside story of Jaxon Smith-Njigba's journey from Jacket Football Camp to All-Pro Super Bowl wide receiver, as told by former Rockwall Yellowjackets coach Rodney Webb.

Don’t be mistaken by the white sunglasses shielding Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s eyes from the host of flashing cameras - the bright lights of Super Bowl LX don’t bother him one bit. Frankly, this is the moment he’s been preparing for ever since his mother signed a waiver to let him play flag football at three years old.
“I envisioned this for a very, very long time,” Smith-Njigba said. “So, it feels like I’ve been here before.”
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