“He did it again, and again, and again, honestly,” he said. “Every time we go out on the field, we go in a huddle, I know we’re going to give it our best effort. I know (if) we give it time, we run the right routes, we do what we have to do. , he’s going to put the ball where it’s supposed to be and that’s all we can do, but yeah, we’ve got full confidence when we go out there, we’ve got to stop beating ourselves up, honestly.

On Smith-Njigba’s day as a whole, Smith said: “I thought it was lights out. He had about 200 yards today. It was everywhere. He played with an extremely fiery man. He was just doing his job. who he is and we have to keep building on that. He’s a guy who’s only going to get better and really appreciate playing with him.