Though most opposing teams do everything in their power to limit Jefferson whenever they play the Vikings, the Jaguars took it to a different level this past weekend. They used split safety coverage scheme on 92.9% of snaps, which was the highest rate of split safety coverage since 2018, according to NFL Next Gen Stats.

It didn't matter. The Jaguars secondary held Justin Jefferson, the NFL's leading yardage receiver, to a season-low 48 yards on five catches, his lowest total since the Vikings' 2023 game against Las Vegas, when he had three receptions for 27 yards.

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.

Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson continues to climb the team's all-time receiving list. 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.

The Minnesota Vikings travel to Florida for a date against the Jacksonville Jaguars. What should we expect from Justin Jefferson and the Vikings offense?