Justin Jefferson is the most influential player on the Minnesota Vikings roster, regardless of which side of the ball you look at. He went down with a leg issue early on in training camp, and as a result, he has played no games this preseason and isn't likely to play against the Tennessee Titans this weekend.

Jefferson hurt his hamstring on the second day of training camp and remained on the sideline until taking his first steps back on the field to kick off the week. After the session was over, Jefferson said that he's "glad that I’m feeling great again" and that he's set a "target" of Week 1 to get back to 100 percent.

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There's a case to be made that the Minnesota Vikings boast one of the NFL's top three wide receiver tandems, with both Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison registering among the league's best pass catchers.

It’s only joint practices. Still, J.J. McCarthy didn’t hide the fact that he used tape from the New England Patriots’ first preseason game to scout Mike

Mike Florio and Chris Simms shed light on why Justin Jefferson returning to practice is a good sign and how he’ll be an important weapon for J.J. McCarthy.

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