Seattle Seahawks Jaxon Smith-Njigba #11 Collectible Figure

For Jaxon Smith-Njigba, number 11 is more than a jersey number.

Seattle lists Smith-Njigba as its current WR #11, and the Seahawks have noted that he has worn the same number throughout his football journey—from Rockwall High School to Ohio State and into the NFL.

That continuity gives this collectible a stronger identity than a generic Seahawks figure.

It is a compact tribute to JSN, his number, and the place he has built for himself in Seattle football.

Why Number 11 Matters

Seattle Seahawks Jaxon Smith-Njigba #11 Funko Pop - front view with display box

When Seattle drafted Smith-Njigba in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, he was able to keep the familiar No. 11 he had already worn at Rockwall High School and Ohio State.

That makes the number part of his broader football identity rather than something he adopted only after reaching the Seahawks.

For fans, a player-specific collectible works best when that identity is obvious at a glance.

Here, the large No. 11 does exactly that.

Why This JSN Figure Stands Out

• Focuses on a real player identity: Seattle officially lists Jaxon Smith-Njigba as WR #11.
• Keeps the Seahawks look recognizable: Navy, lime green, and white details give the figure a clear Seattle visual language.
• Uses a player-specific base: The supplied artwork includes the player name, number 11, Seahawks imagery, and a Seattle skyline reference.
• Fits compact displays: At approximately 10 cm tall, the figure works on desks, bookshelves, media units, or memorabilia cabinets.
• Makes a more personal football gift: It suits fans who follow JSN specifically rather than collecting only general team merchandise.

Seattle Seahawks Jaxon Smith-Njigba #11 Funko Pop - photo 2

JSN’s Place in Seattle

Smith-Njigba entered the NFL as Seattle’s 20th overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

By 2026, the Seahawks’ official roster still lists him as one of the team’s starting wide receivers wearing No. 11.

That makes the collectible feel current rather than retrospective.

It represents an active Seahawks player whose identity is already strongly tied to the number shown on the figure.

A Number That Followed Him to the NFL

One of the more interesting details behind this design is that No. 11 did not begin in Seattle.

The Seahawks specifically noted when announcing their 2023 rookie jersey numbers that Smith-Njigba had worn 11 throughout his career at Rockwall High School and Ohio State.

For collectors, that gives the number a little more meaning.

It connects several stages of the player’s career rather than representing only one NFL uniform.

Design and Display Character

The supplied figure uses a stylized oversized-head format with football-specific details.

Visible elements include:

• navy Seattle Seahawks uniform
• bright lime green and white accents
• jersey number 11
• helmet
• gloves
• cleats
• flat display base
• Seattle skyline graphics
• player-name and number treatment
• team-inspired presentation packaging

The navy-and-green palette helps the figure stand apart from neutral desk décor while remaining easy to pair with other Seahawks memorabilia.

Product Specifications

Detail	Information
Product type	Stylized collectible figure
Player inspiration	Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Team theme	Seattle Seahawks
Position	Wide receiver
Player number	11
Height	Approximately 10 cm
Material	3D-printed resin
Printing process	SLA/LCD resin printing
Finish	Hand-finished
Base	Flat Seahawks-themed display base
Main colors	Navy, lime green, white
Intended use	Shelf, desk, cabinet, football memorabilia display

A Better Fit for a Player-Focused Seahawks Collection

Team merchandise is easy to find.

Player-specific pieces make a display feel more intentional.

A Seahawks fan may already own:

• jerseys
• hats
• mini helmets
• trading cards
• signed photos
• footballs
• or general team décor

A JSN figure gives the collection a more personal center.

It can sit beside:

• a No. 11 jersey,
• Smith-Njigba cards,
• Seahawks ticket stubs,
• team photographs,
• Seattle skyline memorabilia,
• or other player figures.

The compact scale makes it easy to add without reorganizing an entire shelf.

Why the Seattle-Themed Base Helps

The supplied base does more than hold the figure upright.

Its team logo, player-name treatment, number 11, and skyline imagery connect the player to the city.

That matters because a plain base would make the figure feel more generic.

The Seattle reference gives it a stronger sense of place and helps the piece work as both player memorabilia and team décor.

Resin Construction

The supplied specifications identify the figure as:

• SLA/LCD 3D-printed resin
• approximately 10 cm tall
• and hand-finished

That makes it a rigid display collectible rather than a soft or flexible toy.

If the finishing is genuinely done by hand, minor paint or surface variations may occur between individual pieces.

Those variations should not automatically be described as flaws, but they should also not be marketed as unique one-of-one features unless confirmed.

Handle It as a Display Piece

Use the base or larger body areas when moving the figure.

Take extra care around:

• helmet details,
• arms,
• gloves,
• cleats,
• and other projecting elements.

A stable, level indoor surface is best for long-term display.

A Strong Gift for Seahawks Fans

The figure can work especially well for:

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba fans
• Seattle Seahawks supporters
• No. 11 jersey owners
• football-card collectors
• game-room displays
• birthdays
• holiday gifts
• or game-day surprises

The player-specific focus gives it more personality than a generic football ornament.

Care Tips

Dust the figure with a soft, dry cloth or gentle detailing brush.

Use light pressure around the helmet, hands, uniform edges, and base graphics.

Keep it indoors on a dry, stable surface.

Avoid:

• prolonged direct sunlight
• high heat
• moisture
• solvents
• abrasive cleaners
• or rough handling

Questions About This Seahawks Figure

Does Jaxon Smith-Njigba really wear number 11?

Yes.

The Seattle Seahawks currently list Jaxon Smith-Njigba as wide receiver #11.

Has he always worn number 11?

The Seahawks reported that Smith-Njigba wore No. 11 at Rockwall High School, Ohio State, and now Seattle.

Is he still with the Seahawks in 2026?

Yes.

Seattle’s current 2026 roster lists Smith-Njigba as a Seahawks wide receiver, and the team’s depth chart places him among its starting receivers.

How large is the figure?

The supplied product specification lists it at approximately 10 cm tall.

What material is it made from?

The supplied description identifies the figure as SLA/LCD 3D-printed resin with hand finishing.

Is it made from vinyl?

Not according to the supplied product specifications.

It should be described as a resin collectible unless the supplier provides different manufacturing information.

Is this an official Funko Pop?

That cannot be confirmed from the supplied information.

Because the product is described as 3D-printed resin, avoid automatically presenting it as an authentic Funko Pop unless official Funko production, item number, packaging, and licensing can be verified.

A safer title is:

Seattle Seahawks Jaxon Smith-Njigba #11 Collectible Figure

Is the Seahawks-themed base included?

The supplied product artwork and description show a flat Seahawks-themed base. Confirm the final production configuration before guaranteeing that every shipped item includes the exact same base graphics.

Can it be used outdoors?

It is better suited to indoor display.

Painted resin should be kept away from extended sunlight, rain, moisture, and extreme heat.