EAGAN, Minn. -- The bad news about the Minnesota Vikings' season is obvious: They are one of four winless teams in the NFL. The good news, receiver Justin Jefferson said Thursday, is that there are far too many games remaining to begin drawing conclusions about their season's fate.
Speaking to a group of reporters in the Vikings' locker room, in fact, Jefferson said he is "tired" of hearing about how their 0-3 start could impact plans for 2024 and whether some players will or should be traded to stockpile draft picks.
"At the end of the day it's not going to be perfect every time," said Jefferson, whose NFL-high 458 receiving yards is a league record for the first three weeks of a season.