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"In college he was wearing a size 12 and had hamstring issues. Gets here, he wears a 10.5...It's helped him. He hasn't missed time." #Seahawks Director of Equipment Erik Kennedy explains how the team used foot scanning technology to help Jaxon Smith-Njigba solve injury issues. (Full John Schneider Show... show more

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#Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba used to wear size 12 cleats in college and dealt with hamstring issues, per Director of Equipment Erik Kennedy. Seattle got him down to a size 10 using foot scanning—and he hasn’t had the issue since. “We’re always trying to find little edges to help players. … It’s helped him. He hasn’t missed time.” (via Seattle Sports)

#Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba used to wear size 12 cleats in college and dealt with hamstring issues, per Director of Equipment Erik Kennedy. Seattle got him down to a size 10 using foot scanning—and he hasn’t had the issue since. “We’re always trying to find little edges to help players. … It’s helped him. He hasn’t missed time.” (via Seattle Sports)

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Jaxon Smith‑Njigba wore size 12 cleats at Ohio State and battled recurring hamstring issues, according to Erik Kennedy. After joining the Seahawks, the equipment staff used foot-scanning technology to size him down to a 10. (via Seattle Sports)

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