Vikings decide on a major move involving Justin Jefferson.
Justin Jefferson, a wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings, was still injured going into Monday night’s game against the Chicago Bears, but he is now officially back.
Jefferson was added to the active roster by the Vikings on Tuesday, the day they activated him from injured reserve. On November 8, Jefferson’s 21-day practise window was opened.
In Week 14, when the Vikings play the Las Vegas Raiders, Jefferson is anticipated to play because the club is off in Week 13.
Following his hamstring injury in Week 5, Jefferson has not participated in any games. The Bears’ 12-10 setback on Monday night served as just another reminder of the receiver’s importance to Minnesota’s offense—he is a three-time Pro Bowler.
Coach Kevin O’Connell of the Vikings made hints on Monday that Josh Dobbs, who struggled against Chicago with four interceptions, would be replaced at quarterback during the bye. Having perhaps the finest wide receiver in the NFL back on the field will help whoever quarterback is starting in Week 14.
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