Jefferson became the youngest NFL player ever to reach 8,000 receiving yards, doing so with a 15-yard catch against the Chargers and achieving the milestone in his 84th game.

He reached 8,000 yards by catching a three-yard pass, moving his career total to eight thousand in fewer games than any receiver in NFL history.

At age 26 years and 129 days, Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings set the record during the game against Los Angeles, underscoring his status as the NFL’s youngest 8,000-yard receiver.

The season is packed with highlight-worthy moments, including long gains like a 40-yard run by Jefferson and multiple big plays by Jefferson and Addison, with weekly video highlights and top plays.

Opening sequence features a notable one-handed touchdown grab by Jefferson against the Detroit Lions to cap the opening drive.

Jefferson is recognized among the league’s elites, boasting four Pro Bowls, two First Team All-Pro selections, and the 2022 AP Offensive Player of the Year award.

Jefferson consistently exceeds 1,000 receiving yards each season, highlighted by a peak 2022 season with 128 catches and 1,809 yards, despite missing seven games in 2023.

Looking ahead, Jefferson could reach 10,000 career receiving yards before the end of the 2026 season, a milestone reached by only a select group of players.

Against the Eagles, the Vikings moved the ball on back-to-back plays for 45 yards, with other notable moments including a Wildcat touchdown and multiple sacks on the defense.

Jefferson’s 8,000-yard achievement surpasses the previous record held by Hall of Famer Randy Moss, who hit the mark later in his 26th year.

Jefferson’s rapid yardage climb and record pace highlight his extraordinary talent and place among the fastest players to reach 8,000 receiving yards.

Versus the Chargers, notable moments include Wentz-to-Jefferson for a 16-yard third-down conversion, Addison’s 4-yard TD, and clutch plays including a critical interception by Metellus.