With his first catch of the day on Sunday, Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson passed Adam Thielen and moved into fourth for all-time receiving yards with Minnesota. Jefferson was sitting at 6,687 yards following his first grab of the day against Jacksonville.

The former NFL Offensive Player of the Year moved into fourth all-time after hauling in a 5-yard pass on the team's opening drive Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jefferson's grab moved him ahead of Detroit Lakes native Adam Thielen.

It took four plays on Sunday for Minnesota Vikings superstar Justin Jefferson to record his first catch of the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and it was a notable one. Despite just being a five-yard catch, it moved Jefferson up to fourth on Minnesota’s all-time receiving yards leaderboard.

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Somehow Justin Jefferson, even though he’s the league’s leading receiver, gets way into the clear against defenses that should know better. Some specifics from Sunday provide an overall explanation.

Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said it best. When it comes to the success Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings have had this season, one name comes to mind.

Vikings star receiver Justin Jefferson said earlier this week after returning to practice that he won't play again until his injured right hamstring is fully healed.