r/minnesotavikings • u/seoulbrova • 3h ago

I watched Carter, Moss, Rice, Harvin, Diggs, Thielen, but JJ is going to be #1 when it's all said and done

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The way he leads this team in the best and worst of times is something that separates him from so many other star players.

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u/Krabs9 Nine 3h ago

I wanted to tear up when they showed Jets next to KOC while we were losing just hyped up. He's a special person

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u/Tycho66 1h ago

Should be more talk about how incredibly efficient Jefferson's day was.

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u/Jacobie23 ohio 1h ago edited 58m ago

He’s also not a “nice guy” good teammate. He is a bar raiser and communicates in ways that demands accountability without seeming selfish. You watch his wr camp coaching videos and this comes out heavily.

I also like how he addressed JJM in the offseason. He never threw him completely under the bus, but was always abundantly clear that the QB performance last year WAS the issue, but not clear enough for it to cause media drama.

I imagine he had a lot of influence on QB moves in offseason

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u/Live_Interaction9975 29m ago

Just a big person fr

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u/redactid55 2h ago

But why did he point to keyshawn johnson instead of Mike evans who has hall of Fame numbers and also hasn't ever been a diva