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Katherine Langford
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Justin Jefferson Gets Put on the Spot — Minneapolis Sports news

Most star receivers wouldn t be thrilled. And, truth be told, Justin Jefferson likely has at least some frustration about how things are going on offense. Nevertheless, he has been a great pro who won t go public with any concerns. The Vikings WR1 chatted with the media on Wednesday. A few minutes in, Jefferson got put on the spot with his perspective on seeing his production so modest: Just like I said, trust me, I definitely would love the production, I would love to be at the top of all of those categories. But we re winning games, and what we re doing right now is working. The production thing it comes and goes, Jefferson went on to explain. He then pointed to the need for everybody on the offense to execute his individual responsibility while pointing toward his time missed due to injury. It s not really too much on being frustrated or just going to the higher ups and asking for the ball, Jefferson concludes, it s just all about executing our plays and coming pr

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