Daily Norseman on Justin Jefferson

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He is coming off his worst season as a pro, but I think it seems fair to point at super inconsistent quarterback play as the biggest factor for Jefferson's dip. We're now firmly in his peak seasons as a 27-year-old, but if the Vikings ever did move on from their star wide receiver, there would be no shortage of interest in a player who still has to be considered one of the four best wideouts in football.

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Jefferson's dip blamed on QB play, not talent; still elite at 27.

Barnwell acknowledges Jefferson's worst season as a pro but attributes the dip primarily to super inconsistent quarterback play rather than declining talent. At 27 years old, Jefferson is in his peak seasons and remains one of the four best wideouts in football; if the Vikings ever traded him, there would be no shortage of interest despite the production decline.

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