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Justin Jefferson’s future with the Minnesota Vikings could be in question if the team’s offense doesn’t turn its situation around. Last season, the wideout’s production took a major hit, and for a second straight campaign, the QB play is affecting…

Purple Daily's Judd Zulgad warned that Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson could seek a trade this offseason if the team's quarterback play continues to limit his offensive production. Zulgad suggested that Jefferson and his representatives might push for an exit following the season rather than at the November trade deadline, noting visible signs of frustration during Minnesota's Week 8 loss to the Detroit Lions.
Through his appearances this season, Jefferson has registered 28 receptions for 335 yards and four touchdowns. Meanwhile, media personality John Middlekauff also recently suggested that the Vikings should consider trading Jefferson to the Kansas City Chiefs for multiple high draft picks.
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