Justin Jefferson looked very frustrated as Vikings offense struggled again in loss to Bills, leading to more trade speculation
The Minnesota Vikings struggled to get anything going on offense on Monday night, and Justin Jefferson seemed incredibly frustrated watching his team drop a second straight game.
Key points
- There has been plenty of speculation that the Vikings will make a move before the trade deadline on Tuesday afternoon, including potentially landing a quarterback to take them the rest of the way.
- At one point, Wentz and the Vikings offense was even hit with a very loud chorus of boos from fans in attendance, something that happened repeatedly throughout the night.
- The Vikings defense is among the best in the league, too, and did a good job slowing Josh Allen and a good Bills offense throughout the night.
“My job is to continue to get open, continue to be the leader of the team and come next week, and hopefully things change.” Justin Jefferson had three catches in the Vikings' loss to the Bills on Monday night.
Jefferson had just three catches in the team’s 23-6 loss to the Buffalo Bills, and at one point was seen “seething” all alone on the Vikings sideline.
Additional details
- AP Photo/Abbie Parr Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell declined to get into that speculation, too, when asked directly if they would make a move for a quarterback before the deadline.
- Justin Jefferson is NOT happy on the sideline pic.twitter.com/7nlBaRzN0r — Bussin' With The Boys (@BussinWTB) November 10, 2026 It’s easy to understand why Jefferson appeared upset.
- pic.twitter.com/rtimGB9HnR — Ahmad Hicks (@AhmadHicksTV) November 10, 2026 The Vikings are still 6-2 on the season, but they’ve struggled at quarterback between Murray and Wentz.
- The defense was on the field too much … Just not even close offensively to what we want to be.” The Vikings don’t have a lot of time to make a legitimate move before the deadline on Tuesday afternoon, and there aren’t a lot of good options for them available at quarterback.
- Whether anything changes in order for them to take advantage of a 6-0 start, and Jefferson in the prime of his career, is still very much unknown.
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