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Underused Vikings star Justin Jefferson won’t take the bait

Franklin Abbott
Franklin Abbott
Franklin Abbott
Reporter · Dickinson, ND

Franklin graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in Arts and Humanities and has been a local arts correspondent for the past 7 years. He covers events, exhibitions, and profiles of local artists and cultural organizations in Dickinson.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 12:30 AM · 1 min read
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Underused Vikings star Justin Jefferson won’t take the bait — Williston Arts news

The generational talent of star receiver Justin Jefferson is undeniable. It looks as if he s gliding while running routes. He can somehow maintain full speed in and out of breaks. And he regularly turns a 50-50 ball into an 80-20 ball at the catch point. As gifted as he is on the field, however, his most defining characteristic might be the way he carries himself off the field. It s unlike most of his peers who have played, or currently play, receiver in the NFL. You seldom hear Jefferson complain. You could make a pretty compelling argument that he should. That s neither here nor there, because it doesn t appear to be in Jefferson s nature. A seventh-year pro who last year became the youngest player in NFL history to record 8,000 career receiving yards, Jefferson is the antithesis of a diva. He always has been for a franchise that often had to ride the roller coaster with Randy Moss and Stefon Diggs. On Wednesday at TCO Performance Center, Jefferson was pressed abo

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