Minnesota Vikings WR Justin Jefferson has been extremely productive all throughout his career, although injuries and poor QB play in 2023 put a dent in his stats.
However, despite the fact QB Kirk Cousins — who is now with the Atlanta Falcons — went down early last season, and Jefferson suffered a right hamstring injury to miss 7 games, he still managed a 4th 1,000-yard campaign in as many NFL seasons. In fact, his 15.8 yards per reception, despite working with a mix of QBs Joshua Dobbs, Jaren Hall and Nick Mullens, was still the 2nd-best mark of his career.
Jefferson will get another new starting signal-caller, as QB Sam Darnold looks to resurrect his career in the Twin Cities. Darnold was viewed a potential bridge to QB J.J. McCarthy, but the latter suffered a season-ending torn meniscus injury which required surgery.
Jefferson has had to adjust to many different QBs, and some less-talented signal-callers, in the past year. He has still found a way to excel. Below, we look at Justin Jefferson’s 2024 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.