Jefferson was one of the best fantasy options at his position, with 214.5 fantasy points (12.6 per game), second at his position and 30th in the NFL. Jefferson picked up 26.4 fantasy points -- 10 catches, 144 yards and two touchdowns -- in Week 16 against the Seattle Seahawks, his best game of the season.

"Jefferson has been in the conversation for the league's best receiver since his rookie season," PFF's Trevor Sikkema wrote. "Over the past three years, the Vikings star ranks second among all wideouts in cumulative WAR (1.66) and also holds the second-best per-season WAR average (0.55)."

As we approach the summer, the Fantasy Football Today team has been feverishly mock drafting in just about every format Fantasy managers play. Throughout the early part of the mock draft season, Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson has been one of the first players selected overall in every format outside of SuperFlex/2QB and specifically those that award full-point PPR.

Justin Jefferson is one of the best wide receivers in the NFL, but is he the best? PFF's Trevor Sikkema has an opinion on the matter.

NFL offseason has seen a number of major moves that will affect wideouts from a fantasy football perspective. DK Metcalf was traded to the Steelers, Da

Justin Jefferson has been a force to be reckoned with from the moment he came into the NFL. The Minnesota Vikings knew they were getting a special player when they drafted him in 2020, but he’s exceeded all expectations that anyone could have placed upon him.