Justin Jefferson still draws constant double coverage. He's made plenty of clutch catches this year. The Minnesota Vikings continue to keep him as the heart of their entire offensive scheme. Over the first half of the season,

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson is on pace for almost 100 catches and nearly 1,300 yards this season, despite an offense stilted by injuries and poor quarterback play. Still, the superstar feels like he and the team are underachieving.

Three years ago today, Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson made the catch of his life in a f—kin’ nutty upset of the Bills. He used the anniversary of that unforgettable moment to commit to rediscovering the magic of 2022.

Through nine games, Justin Jefferson's 2025 season has not lived up to his uniquely high standards. He's off to the slowest statistical start of his six-year career and is coming off of one of his worst NFL performances in last week's loss to the Ravens.

Over the first half of the season, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson hasn’t been the same high-impact player than in years past.

Three years ago, Kirk Cousins threw what looked like an arm punt on fourth-and-18 from the Minnesota Vikings’ 27-yard line in Buffalo. Justin Jefferson

For the first time since Sunday's odd behavior by Justin Jefferson following a pair of interceptions in last week's game against the Ravens, the Vikings wide receiver addressed his perceived lack of effort during a gathering with the press on Thursday.

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