The Minnesota Vikings finished the 2025 season with a 9-8 record, ending on a high note with a five-game winning streak. The season featured notable tributes to players like Harrison Smith and C.J. Ham, impressive performances from Justin Jefferson, and a strong defensive showing. Despite missing the playoffs, the team showed resilience and set the stage for an active offseason with questions about quarterback health, coaching staff retention, and roster improvements for 2026.
Puka Nacua of the Rams surpassed Randy Moss for the second-most receiving yards in the first three NFL seasons, with 76 yards in the final game of the season, trailing only Justin Jefferson.
Justin Jefferson broke Randy Moss's NFL record for most receiving yards in the first six seasons, achieving this milestone during a game against Detroit, and continues to aim for a sixth consecutive 1,000-yard season.
The Vikings secured a 23-10 victory over the Lions, fueled by six takeaways and key performances including a record-setting night for Justin Jefferson and a career milestone for Harrison Smith, while also showcasing strong defensive plays and a standout run by Jordan Addison.
Justin Jefferson broke Jarvis Landry's record for most catches in the first six NFL seasons, continuing to set records for the Minnesota Vikings and aiming to surpass Randy Moss's receiving yards record in his first six seasons.
The Minnesota Vikings dominated the Bengals 48-10, with Justin Jefferson showcasing physicality despite modest stats and Isaiah Rodgers making a significant impact with an interception return for a touchdown and forced fumbles, signaling a potential offensive and defensive surge for the team.
Justin Jefferson is ranked No. 9 in NFL Network's top-100 players of 2025, marking his second-highest ranking and making him the highest-ranked Viking, with five Vikings overall making the list. Jefferson's impressive stats and consistent peer recognition highlight his status as a top wide receiver, just behind players like Ja'Marr Chase and Tyreek Hill.
The Minnesota Vikings are dealing with injury concerns during training camp, notably with wide receiver Justin Jefferson returning after a hamstring injury, and a mysterious absence of edge rusher Andrew Van Ginkel, whose continued absence raises potential concerns for the upcoming Week 1 game.
The Minnesota Vikings provided an injury update, noting that Andrew Van Ginkel's status remains unclear due to undisclosed health issues, Harrison Smith is still out with an illness, and Justin Jefferson has returned to practice after a hamstring injury, with the season opener against the Bears approaching.
Justin Jefferson returned to practice for the Minnesota Vikings for the first time since late July after recovering from a minor hamstring injury, expressing enthusiasm to rejoin his team and aiming to be ready for the season opener against the Bears.
Justin Jefferson has returned to Vikings practice after a hamstring injury, while Jalen Nailor remains week-to-week with a hand injury, and Josh Metellus is expected to return soon after a shoulder issue. These updates come ahead of the season opener against the Bears on September 8.
Justin Jefferson is set to return to practice for the Vikings after recovering from a hamstring injury, with the team aiming for him to be ready for the season opener in Chicago.
Justin Jefferson was honored with a 'Madden 99 Club' chain by Cris Carter and John Randle, recognizing his status as one of the top players in Madden 26 with a 99 overall rating, making him the first Vikings player to achieve this three times. Jefferson, a standout wide receiver with impressive career stats, continues to establish himself as one of the NFL's greats despite minor injuries, and his recognition highlights his exceptional talent and impact on the game.
Justin Jefferson has a mild hamstring strain but is expected to be ready for Week 1, while CeeDee Lamb is emerging as a potential WR1 contender in fantasy football, sparking debate over the top receiver rankings alongside Ja'Marr Chase.
Justin Jefferson has a mild hamstring strain that will keep him out of practice for a few days, but his availability for Week 1 is not in doubt, according to Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell.
