The Los Angeles Rams only gave up an average of 10.4 receptions per game to wide receivers this season, the second lowest total in the NFL, with the team giving up chunk plays to tight ends. Justin Jefferson, however, might just be the best receiver in the NFL.

As Minnesota Vikings star wideout Justin Jefferson heads into his second career playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams in a wild-card game on Monday, the four-time Pro Bowler knows he needs to perform on the biggest stage.

Jefferson has a long list of accomplishments in five seasons as a pro, but he doesn’t have a postseason win — or even a big play.

Justin Jefferson has smashed all kinds of NFL receiving records over his first five seasons. He was just voted as an unanimous selection for first team All-Pro.

It's why the past 11 NFL MVP winners have been quarterbacks. However, every signal-caller -- even MVP winners -- need help from others to lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy as Super Bowl champions at the end of the season.

The NFL has a lot of high honors, from The Walter Peyton Man of the Year Award to the MVP Award; everyone is playing for something intentionally or not. While a lot of people will want to focus on Pro Bowl selections because there is game attached to it,

Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson and quarterback Sam Darnold couldn’t connect in Sunday’s loss to the Lions. Jefferson caught only three passes while being targeted nine times and finished with his fewest yards (54) since the Bears smothered him in Week 12.

Justin Jefferson reacts to unanimous 2024 AP NFL All-Pro Selection Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson reacts to hearing that he was a unanimous choice for The Associated Press 2024 NFL All-Pro Team.