Vikings pursue veteran WR amid Justin Jefferson injury, Jordan Addison suspension originally appeared on The Sporting News The Minnesota Vikings might need some help at wide receiver in the early part of the season.

With a depleted receiver room heading into the start of the regular season, the Minnesota Vikings are looking to add another pass-catcher into the mix.

But apparently, Minnesota is looking into potential solutions. Tom Pelissero of NFL media has reported that the Vikings are "seriously exploring" a wide receiver trade and are specifically looking for veteran receivers.

Justin Jefferson is the most influential player on the Minnesota Vikings roster, regardless of which side of the ball you look at. He went down with a leg issue early on in training camp, and as a result, he has played no games this preseason and isn't likely to play against the Tennessee Titans this weekend.

Justin Jefferson has rejoined the Minnesota Vikings for practice after a mild hamstring strain kept him out for over three weeks.

If Jefferson stays healthy, he can be expected to turn in another outstanding year. He made the Pro Bowl in four of his first five seasons with the lone absence coming in 2023 when he missed nearly half the campaign. Jefferson was a first-team All-Pro standout last year for the second time in his already legendary career.

He's back. Justin Jefferson has returned to practice for the Minnesota Vikings after missing the past three weeks with a minor hamstring strain that he suffered early in training camp.

Vikings star Justin Jefferson is getting ready to get back on the field despite dealing with his hamstring injury.

The Philadelphia Eagles have the likes of A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith in their wide receiver room. However, the franchise's general manager, Howie Roseman,