Justin Jefferson news coming soon?
Per Rosen at KFAN. Contract redo/extension once Cook is cut/dealt?

I like KJO, but im not seeing #2 WR. He would have to improve his ball skills and contested catch rate. To me he has produced when allowed to run open in the scheme especially from the slot.
@"Bullazin" said: I like KJO, but im not seeing #2 WR. He would have to improve his ball skills and contested catch rate. To me he has produced when allowed to run open in the scheme especially from the slot.If a person defines a #2 receiver as one of the 33rd best through 64th best receivers, KJO is clearly in that group despite being the 4th target on our team.
- Receptions: KJO is ranked 42nd (54th out of all positions)
- Yards: KJO is ranked 48th (57th out of all positions)
- TDs: KJO is tied for 27th (34th out of all positions)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2022/receiving.htm
@"medaille" said:makes sense i guess. 60% of his snaps in the slot. Would be interesting to see his production outside. Apparently the vikes dont see him as a #2, otherwise, I doubt addison is our #1 pick and KJO would be extended already.@"Bullazin" said: I like KJO, but im not seeing #2 WR. He would have to improve his ball skills and contested catch rate. To me he has produced when allowed to run open in the scheme especially from the slot. If a person defines a #2 receiver as one of the 33rd best through 64th best receivers, KJO is clearly in that group despite being the 4th target on our team.
- Receptions: KJO is ranked 42nd (54th out of all positions)
- Yards: KJO is ranked 48th (57th out of all positions)
- TDs: KJO is tied for 27th (34th out of all positions)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2022/receiving.htm
@"Bullazin" said: I like KJO, but im not seeing #2 WR. He would have to improve his ball skills and contested catch rate. To me he has produced when allowed to run open in the scheme especially from the slot.Agreed. He's not a #2. If he was, they wouldn't have drafted Addison where they did. KOC even said on Draft day on his pick, 'That's a Day 1 starter'. You'll see the difference when he's back and healthy.
@"Bullazin" said:What is your definition of a #2 and how many teams have someone@"medaille" said:makes sense i guess. 60% of his snaps in the slot. Would be interesting to see his production outside. Apparently the vikes dont see him as a #2, otherwise, I doubt addison is our #1 pick and KJO would be extended already.@"Bullazin" said: I like KJO, but im not seeing #2 WR. He would have to improve his ball skills and contested catch rate. To me he has produced when allowed to run open in the scheme especially from the slot. If a person defines a #2 receiver as one of the 33rd best through 64th best receivers, KJO is clearly in that group despite being the 4th target on our team.
- Receptions: KJO is ranked 42nd (54th out of all positions)
- Yards: KJO is ranked 48th (57th out of all positions)
- TDs: KJO is tied for 27th (34th out of all positions)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2022/receiving.htm
who qualifies as a #2? Like is a #2, an
idealized thing that everyone is striving for but half the teams don’t have or
are there 15-20 something receivers that produce less than KJO but are more #2
than him? In my mind a slot receiver is a starter now.I think KJO could “start” on most teams, but as
a team that is trying to be an elite offense without an elite QB, it would have
been a pretty big risk to not replace Thielen, as you’re one injury away from
struggling hard on offense and having KJO as your #3 option is huge.
@"medaille" said:@"Bullazin" said:What is your definition of a #2 and how many teams have someone@"medaille" said:makes sense i guess. 60% of his snaps in the slot. Would be interesting to see his production outside. Apparently the vikes dont see him as a #2, otherwise, I doubt addison is our #1 pick and KJO would be extended already.@"Bullazin" said: I like KJO, but im not seeing #2 WR. He would have to improve his ball skills and contested catch rate. To me he has produced when allowed to run open in the scheme especially from the slot. If a person defines a #2 receiver as one of the 33rd best through 64th best receivers, KJO is clearly in that group despite being the 4th target on our team.
- Receptions: KJO is ranked 42nd (54th out of all positions)
- Yards: KJO is ranked 48th (57th out of all positions)
- TDs: KJO is tied for 27th (34th out of all positions)
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2022/receiving.htm
who qualifies as a #2? Like is a #2, an
idealized thing that everyone is striving for but half the teams don’t have or
are there 15-20 something receivers that produce less than KJO but are more #2
than him? In my mind a slot receiver is a starter now.I think KJO could “start” on most teams, but as
a team that is trying to be an elite offense without an elite QB, it would have
been a pretty big risk to not replace Thielen, as you’re one injury away from
struggling hard on offense and having KJO as your #3 option is huge.
KJ played a pretty big role last year with very limited opportunities. He was very instrumental in the comeback against the Colts, in fact we dont win that game if it wasnt for him. He really seemed to be finding a role in the offense those last 5 games or so.
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