Justin Jefferson continues to soar to new heights as a Viking receiver. Jefferson, who had three catches on the opening drive against the Rams, moved into the top five in Vikings’ history

Justin Jefferson was up to his brilliant self as the Minnesota Vikings played the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday at SoFi Stadium. The elite wideout had a big game going when he made a spectacular grab on the sidelines in the third quarter.

He's also now just 239 yards behind Torry Holt for the most receiving yards through a player's first five seasons in NFL history — with 10 games left in the season. Just another day at the office for WR1.

Justin Jefferson is keenly aware he hasn’t hit the 100-yard plateau in four consecutive games, a string he’s tired of repeating. “I’m definitely sick of having these 80-, 90-yard games," the Vikings wideout said on Tuesday.

Justin Jefferson has gone four full games in a row for the Minnesota Vikings without reaching 100 receiving yards.

He also entered Thursday night with the fifth-most receiving yards in the league this season and just 354 yards behind Torry Holt for most receiving yards through a player's first five seasons in NFL history. Just another day at the office for the league's best receiver.

Justin Jefferson sounds like he’s ready to have his biggest game of the season at the L.A. Rams, and it would be on the national stage.

Prior to the season, Vikings star Justin Jefferson signed a record-breaking contract extension. Here's the specifics on his deal.

Back in June, the Minnesota Vikings signed superstar wide receiver Justin Jefferson to a record-breaking contract extension. The deal made Jefferson the highest-paid receiver of all time and the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.