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The Vikings lastly got Justin Jefferson back in the lineup on Sunday, with the star pass receiver returning from a seven-game lack due to a hamstring injury. He handled simply 2 catches versus the Raiders before leaving once again, this time with a chest injury. The Vikings formally ruled the All-Pro out at halftime and he headed to a regional medical facility for more observation.
On Monday, head coach Kevin O’Connell stated Jefferson is everyday, per CBS Sports Lead NFL expert Jonathan Jones.
Jefferson moved the chains on both early-game catches, however on the 2nd reception, a 15-yarder over the middle, he took a tough hit to the stomach from Raiders security Marcus Epps. After checking out the sideline medical camping tent, Jefferson went to the locker space for additional examination.
Jefferson, 24, made group history before his abrupt departure, passing Vikings excellent Randy Moss for the most getting lawns in a gamer’s very first 4 seasons (5,408) thanks to his very first catch of the day.
He missed out on Minnesota’s previous 7 video games, in addition to the Vikings’ bye week, after suffering a hamstring injury in Week 5 versus the Chiefs. Prior to that,