Sunday night is going to be a huge game for both the Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys, with both teams needing to win to keep their fleeting playoff hopes alive.
J.J. McCarthy's breakout performance last week against the Commanders included a lot of encouraging signs of progress. Albeit against a very poor defense, the 22-year-old quarterback was decisive and accurate while throwing three touchdown passes and avoiding any turnovers.
Justin Jefferson and the Minnesota Vikings secured a big win on Sunday, shutting out the Washington Commanders in a dominant 31-0 win. This was a nice bounce-back victory for the Vikings, who were coming off an embarrassing loss in their last game after getting shut out by the Seattle Seahawks, 26-0.
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Packers WR Christian Watson spoke about scoring a big touchdown against the Bears and is thankful to be back following last season’s injury that had previously limited his speed.
The 2025 season has not been going well for Justin Jefferson. Once considered to be a “QB-proof” receiver with how well he’s performed with different quarterbacks, the Minnesota Vikings wide receiver is having a down year this season.
The Dallas Cowboys will be looking to keep their season alive in Week 15, with another primetime showdown on Sunday Night Football. Dallas will be welcoming the Minnesota Vikings to AT&T Stadium for the crucial game.
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For the second straight week, Justin Jefferson was held to one of the quietest statistical games of his career. But unlike last week, when he left the locker room in Seattle without talking to the media, the face of the franchise had a smile on his face on Sunday.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Following a shutout loss to the Seahawks on Sunday, Justin Jefferson left the visiting locker room without speaking to the media for the first time since he was drafted by the Vikings in 2020.
The 2025 season has been a disaster thus far for the Minnesota Vikings, and there may not be anyone in the organization who’s had it worse than Justin Jefferson.
It’s already Week 13 of the NFL season, and yet we’re still getting surprised by how players perform in fantasy football. Some of these surprises have been nice for fantasy owners: players that broke out midseason due to circumstances around their team.
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Justin Jefferson has been an excellent player and leader for the Minnesota Vikings since he was drafted in 2020. However, he might be running out of patience.
Trading superstars hasn't worked out very well for Minnesota sports teams in the past. Kevin Garnett promptly won a championship with the Boston Celtics, David Ortiz blossomed into one of baseball's greatest sluggers with the Red Sox, and Randy Moss became Tom Brady's personal touchdown machine during the Patriots' heyday.
The Minnesota Vikings certainly missed QB J.J. McCarthy during Week 13. Minnesota was shut out 26-0 by Seattle in an ugly game where rookie QB Max Brosmer could not move the offense down the field.
Make no mistake about it: the 2025 Minnesota Vikings aren't just a bad football team; the entire season has been a mitigated disaster. It all started with the injuries at the quarterback position.
Justin Jefferson and the Minnesota Vikings had arguably their worst game of the 2025 season in Week 13, falling to 4-8 after a 26-0 loss to Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks.
Justin Jefferson was visibly frustrated during the Minnesota Vikings’ loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday, and many people made the same prediction about the star wide receiver while watching the game.