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The Minnesota Vikings’ hopes of going all the way this season took a major blow on Monday Night Football after being blown away by the…

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson addressed potential quarterback moves following the team's Monday Night Football defeat to the Buffalo Bills. With the NFL trade deadline looming, Jefferson stated that roster moves are up to head coach Kevin O'Connell and general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, though he noted that 'hopefully things change' next week. Jefferson was limited to three receptions in the loss, bringing his season total to 393 receiving yards across seven games.
The Vikings face mounting quarterback uncertainty after offseason addition Kyler Murray missed the contest and has struggled to secure the starting role. Amid speculation regarding potential trade targets such as Matthew Stafford and Kirk Cousins, Minnesota must decide whether to reinforce its faltering offense to complement one of the NFL's top defensive units.
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