Justin Jefferson’s path to football stardom began in Destrehan, Louisiana, where he attended Destrehan High School. However, his journey was anything but easy. Coming from an athletic family ...

Justin Jefferson is an American professional football ... For his secondary education, he attended Destrehan High School in Destrehan, Louisiana. At the time he was not a top-level player, being ...

He was born on June 16, 1999, in St. Rose, Louisiana. Justin Jefferson attended high school at Destrehan High School. He was a 3-star prospect and was ranked as the 308th-best wide receiver in the ...

Receiver' star Justin Jefferson grew up trying to keep up with ... a coaching career that led him to stints at his alma mater, Destrehan High School; the University of Houston, where he worked ...

Justin Jefferson’s mom, Elaine ... and the couple eventually settled in nearby Destrehan, La., after college. Justin is the youngest of John and Elaine’s three children.

Vikings superstar receiver Justin Jefferson is featured in the latest ... 📈 Jefferson was a skinny two-star recruit from Destrehan High School who ended up at LSU largely because his brothers ...

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson is a Shedeur ... as a recruit A former three-star recruit out of Destrehan (La.) High School, Jefferson knows a thing or two about the underdog ...

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson is a fan of Shedeur ... three-star recruit out of Destrehan High School in Destrehan, La., Jefferson knows a thing or two about the underdog ...

Part of the Vikings’ faith in McCarthy, who missed his rookie season with a torn meniscus, is his supporting cast, including Justin Jefferson. Jefferson, a four-time Pro Bowler and two-time All ...

One of the most popular names on those rosters? Vikings superstar Justin Jefferson. He certainly won't have to be told twice. "To be honest, I'm just [at] a loss of words," Jefferson said shortly ...

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson is among many who are excited about the league's decision. "Just to think about the chances of playing in the Olympics and getting a gold medal ...