BREAKING: The Vikings receive devastating news regarding Justin Jefferson’s injury in week five.

Following a hamstring injury sustained during the week five game against the Kansas City Chiefs, star receiver Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings is unlikely to play in next week’s game against the Chicago Bears.
According to what I understand, it seems unlikely that he will be able to play this week, according to NFL insider Ian Rapoport.
If he is unable to play the following week, it would undoubtedly be a devastating loss for the Vikings.

Injury to Justin Jefferson.

In the 27-20 loss for the Vikings, the star receiver slipped while running a route against Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie. He was deemed to be in doubt to return to the game after being observed limping off the field in search of medical attention.
He was able to return to the game for one more snap, but ultimately he had no offensive impact.

The star receiver would seek multiple medical options for his hamstring injury, according to head coach Kevin O’Connell, who was unable to give an estimated time frame for recovery at the time.
He said, “We’ve got to get the MRI of it and look and see exactly what it is, where it is if there’s any other factors that go into it, and determine what the best decision is for him to get back to 100% as quickly as possible.
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With 571 receiving yards and three touchdowns, Justin Jefferson has had an incredible season so far.
Since his professional debut, he has played the largest role in the Minnesota offense’s success.
The Vikings could possibly end the season with a terrible 1-5 record if he is unable to play in week six.

This is what everyone will have to make due with for the time being, especially if you have Jefferson on your fantasy football team, as there is still no precise recovery timeline available.
We will keep you informed throughout the week as this is a developing situation.