On Sunday against the Tennessee Titans, Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson was able to pass Randy Moss in the team’s record books. He did so on a 31-yard reception in the first half on a

In 2002, Moss set the Vikings' franchise record for most receiving yards by a player in his first five seasons. From his age-21 to age-25 seasons, the Hall of Famer played in all 80 games for Minnesota and recorded 6,

But when Justin Jefferson and the Minnesota offense stepped onto the field, that changed. The Jaguars mixed up their defense completely, playing with two high safeties on 93 percent of their snaps in an effort to prevent Jefferson from beating them with explosive plays.

The Tennessee Titans host the Minnesota Vikings Sunday, giving rookie Jarvis Brownlee Jr., a chance to get physical with star WR Justin Jefferson.

Vikings star Justin Jefferson's words to Jarvis Brownlee before entering the NFL have stuck with the Titans rookie.

Though most opposing teams do everything in their power to limit Jefferson whenever they play the Vikings, the Jaguars took it to a different level this past weekend. They used split safety coverage scheme on 92.9% of snaps, which was the highest rate of split safety coverage since 2018, according to NFL Next Gen Stats.

On Sunday, Jefferson made NFL history during the team's matchup against the Tennessee Titans. He broke Tory Holt's record for most receiving yards in a player's first five seasons in the league (6,784). Jefferson is at 6,801 and counting.

Throughout the first five seasons of his career, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson has set record after record. Jefferson has been the most productive wideout in the NFL since he came into the league and has established himself as a potential all-time great.