Justin Jefferson wanted to take in some action from the Thunder and Pacers this week, but he got slightly distracted. Two teams came to play in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Just one actually showed ...

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Justin Jefferson’s top five games, ranked by receiving yards 5. @ Detroit Lions 12/5/2021 – 182 receiving yards Minnesota Vikings 27 – Detroit Lions 29 Three of Justin Jefferson’s top five individual ...

On the field, Jefferson has been nothing short of fantastic since entering the NFL in 2020. He is a four-time Pro Bowler, a two-time All-Pro and has 1,000 or more yards in each of the five seasons ...

Discover the three hottest Minnesota Vikings storylines from 2025 minicamp, including quarterback development, breakout stars, and defensive dominance.

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McConkey fit offensive coordinator Greg Roman's archetype for a leading receiver. There was no competition for McConkey's role in L.A. Justin Herbert was a good pairing for McConkey's advanced skills.

The National Football League is loaded with game-changing players at the wide receiver position. Most teams have at least one wide receiver (some teams, like the Cincinnati Bengals, have two or more) ...

Detroit Lions legend Calvin Johnson continues to top Hall of Fame-riddled lists after retirement, earning a spot on ESPN's "All Quarter Century team" as one of the wide receivers featured on the list.

The Broncos were well represented on ESPN's All Quarter Century team. But there was one notable omission.

Trevor Sikkema, who compiled the rankings, explains the Vikings' spot saying, "Minnesota claimed the fourth-highest team PFF receiving grade in 2024 (82.1). Justin Jefferson’s resume speaks for itself ...