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Jaxon Smith-Njigba projected stats Week 15: Fantasy points, receiving yards vs. Colts [2025]
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Written by Jason Bevilacqua, Head of Content and Communities
Get projected stats and fantasy points for Jaxon Smith-Njigba in Week 15, 2025.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba's projected stats indicate a strong fantasy football score on Sunday at 4:25 PM ET when he and his Seattle Seahawks face the Indianapolis Colts.
According to Dimers Pro’s NFL player projections, Smith-Njigba ranks as one of the top wide receiver choices for Week 15.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Week 15 fantasy football projection
With playoffs underway in most fantasy leagues, Dimers Pro members get full access to the latest insights and analysis on Smith-Njigba and the Colts vs. Seahawks matchup.
Based on advanced data modeling, Smith-Njigba is projected for 21.7 fantasy points in PPR this week, and 18.5 in half-PPR, making him one of the top wide receiver starts.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba projected stats for Week 15
Here’s how our model breaks down Smith-Njigba's expected production against the Colts:
- Receptions: 6.4
- Receiving yards: 98.8
- Rushing yards: 0.6
The Seahawks wide receiver also has a 48.9% chance of scoring an anytime touchdown and a 13.3% chance of opening the scoring in this game.
Conclusion
Jaxon Smith-Njigba's Week 15 fantasy football projections point to a strong outlook, with the Seattle Seahawks WR's projected stats against the Colts suggesting solid value for fantasy managers in both PPR and Half-PPR formats.
That includes a projection of 99 receiving yards, which anchors his Week 15 prospects.
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Jason Bevilacqua, an expert in MLB, NHL, NBA, MLS, and NFL, delivers game previews, best bets, and props. Since 2020, as Head of Social and Community at Dimers, he has contributed insightful articles utilizing data-driven models and simulations.
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