On Monday night, the Minnesota Vikings lost their second straight game of the season after starting with six wins. The team is scrambling; they need to get things sorted, and they need to do it quickly. Right now, all of their issues are centered on the quarterback position.
After their latest loss, the usually quiet Justin Jefferson commented on that issue when he was asked about it.
The Vikings' All-Pro wide receiver has put up with a lot over the last two years, and these comments are the first crack in the proverbial dam with him. When asked if the Vikings should trade for a quarterback after the game, he commented, "Not sure. That’s on Nolan (Teasley), that’s on KO (Kevin O'Connell). That’s their job. My job is to continue getting open, be
the leader of this team. Come next week, hopefully things change.”
The Vikings have been attached to two quarterbacks via trade in Las Vegas Raiders signal caller Kirk Cousins and Indianapolis Colts starter Daniel Jones. Whether either of them can do better remains to be seen but Cousins at least has a strong connection with Jefferson to get him more involved in games.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Vikings' Justin Jefferson 'not sure' if team should trade for a QB
