Justin Jefferson is the star wide receiver ... his likeness added to the battle royale online video game Fortnite along with his dance “Get Griddy.” Aside from that, he has numerous ...

Last year the trade pitches for Jefferson had some roots in reality. He hadn’t signed a new contract. Minnesota missed the playoffs and had no clear future at quarterback. However, after signing ...

This insane new piece of technology could be seen on both NFL and college football fields in the very near future ...

Lined up alphabetically alongside each other often during the 2020 NFL combine, Minnesota Vikings receivers Justin Jefferson and Trishton Jackson did not know how close they would become.

And few remember what really set the stage for Minnesota’s 2024 success, which was Justin Jefferson cementing his future as a Viking by signing a record-setting $140 million contract extension ...

The timeline is notable because he did so right after inside linebackers Deontae Lawson and Justin Jefferson announced they would return for one more season. Okoronkwo spoke with The State in ...

You knew about Justin Jefferson before you ... he saw what we all see: Jefferson slithering silkily through defenses, hitting the Griddy after touchdowns. Robinson knew Jefferson as the LSU ...

Justin Jefferson shines in more ways than one on the football field. The Vikings pass-catcher is one of football's true mavericks, a lanky route-runner whose speed, leaping ability, and catch ...

The game began with both teams exchanging punts on the first two drives. Eventually, the Detroit Lions struck first via Jahmyr Gibbs charging for six. Another exchange of punts ensued, lasting ...

Minnesota Vikings star Justin Jefferson has made many adversaries in his climb to becoming the NFL’s top wide receiver — and Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Detroit Lions marks a ...

Justin Jefferson, who has spent the past five seasons smashing all kinds of records, has a chance to make more history this Sunday — and he'll be doing it in a building where he's been utterly ...