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Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson said he will continue training with both potential starting quarterbacks over the summer. He stated the final decision rests with coaches.
ESPNMinnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson said Thursday he will continue working with both potential starting quarterbacks during the team's upcoming six-week summer break. Jefferson indicated he does not plan to offer input on the choice between newcomer Kyler Murray and incumbent J.J. McCarthy.
He described the decision as a coach's call based on training camp performance, leadership, and adjustments. "I feel like at the end of the day it's more going to be a coach's call," Jefferson said after the Vikings completed their third day of mandatory minicamp. Jefferson added that he has observed growth from both players.
He noted McCarthy has become smarter in his approach, particularly with velocity, while Murray continues learning the offense. Players will return to Minnesota in late July. Jefferson said he intends to maintain timing and route-running work with both quarterbacks during the break.
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