But Justin Jefferson ensured that the Vikings would not leave Seattle without a win. On first-and-10 at the Seattle 39 with 3:58 remaining, Jefferson broke free down the left sideline over the top of the Seattle secondary. He then adjusted his route and spun in the air to catch an underthrown ball from Sam Darnold before running into the end zone.

Seattle had two more chances, but couldn’t tie the game. Faced with no great options, head coach Mike Macdonald elected to try a 60-yard field goal on fourth-and-15 from the Minnesota 42. But Jason Myers’ try fell short, despite being on target.

EAGAN, Minn. — Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson added another accolade to his young career, but this one came from his peers. The 2022 Offensive Player of the Year was named to The Players' All-Pro first-team for the second time in three years.