Justin Jefferson ranked NFL's most explosive player by PFF
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 10:55 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Pro Football Focus has ranked Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings as the NFL’s most explosive player over the last five seasons. Jefferson recorded a league-best 194 explosive receptions since 2021, which is 19 more than any other player in that time. His ability to produce explosive plays has remained consistent despite playing with various quarterbacks, highlighting his skill as a premier wide receiver. Jefferson's performances continue to be instrumental for the Vikings as they enter the 2026 season with new expectations surrounding their quarterback situation.
- •Justin Jefferson has 194 explosive receptions since 2021.
- •He tops PFF's explosive player rankings for five seasons.
- •Jefferson played with quarterbacks like Kirk Cousins and Carson Wentz.
- •Minnesota aims for success in 2026 with a revamped quarterback situation.
- 10:55 PMYahoo Sports — Vikings star Justin Jefferson tops a PFF list of NFL explosive players
"PFF ranked Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson as the NFL’s most explosive player over the past five seasons after his league-leading 194 explosive receptions since 2021.
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