J.J. McCarthy, Vikings and Justin Jefferson
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That’s why the next month could get interesting with Jefferson currently on pace for the lowest output of his career. He has recorded 64 receptions for 810 yards with games against the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers remaining.
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The Vikings finally played the way they expected to with a 31-0 victory over Washington on Sunday. During a 19-play, 98-yard, 12:01 drive that was the team’s longest this century, McCarthy moved the chains on third-and-long with a perfectly placed 21-yard pass to Jordan Addison in the void in the coverage on a corner route near the sideline.