Justin Jefferson was visibly frustrated during the Minnesota Vikings' loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday, and many people made the same prediction about

NFL fans are convinced that Justin Jefferson wants out of Minnesota after a clip of him getting frustrated went viral.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson is off to a slow start in the Week 11 game against the Chicago Bears. Here's a closer look at what's going on.

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.

The Vikings’ season is collapsing, and star receiver Justin Jefferson may seek a fresh start, possibly with the Denver Broncos.

The Ravens just held Jefferson to one of the worst games of his career — he had four catches on 12 targets for 37 yards in Sunday’s loss.

Jefferson admitted he “has to play better” after a rare off day marked by a key end-zone drop, missed deep shots and a false start.

Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell on Monday defended the decision to have J.J. McCarthy throw a deep pass to Justin Jefferson on the first drive of the third quarter. Jefferson fell, and the pass was intercepted.