INTERESTING NEWS: what the new offensive lineman bring for the Chicago Bears…
The Chicago Bears appointed Shane Waldron as their offensive coordinator to take Luke Getsy’s position a little more than two weeks ago. It’s a significant hire for the Bears since Waldron will now be responsible for calling offensive plays in 2024, either for Justin Fields or another quarterback.
When asked what their former coach may bring to the table, athletes typically rush to compliment their former teammate. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, a receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, chose not to go that way.
As previously said, it is rare for former players to voice negative opinions on a coach’s promotion or hiring. if not in public.
With Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who only collaborated with Shane Waldron for one season—during his debut year in 2023—that might or might not be the case.
Fans are curious about what to anticipate from their new playcaller now that Waldron is leading the offence for the Chicago Bears. Smith-Njigba gave an absolutely legendary reaction.
Was he kidding, or was he really serious? I still don’t know as I sit here and type this. To be clear, though, I don’t know much about JSN’s style or how close he was to Waldron.
But surely this has to be a total farce? This seems like something buddies would do to each other to make the other feel bad. Bears supporters must be a little uneasy if that is in any way untrue. However, I don’t think Smith-Njigba was acting in this manner. How do you feel about his answer?
