Minnesota Vikings star wide receiver Justin Jefferson couldn’t care less that he ended his six-game drought of 100-yard performances on Sunday. “Definitely a sick taste in our mouth, just hurting ourselves really, just shooting ourselves in the foot and just giving them more opportunities to really get points or gain that momentum,” Jefferson told reporters afterward. Jefferson started strong for the Vikings with receptions of four, nine, 22, and three yards on the first possession. They kind of derailed, I thought, we had some decent momentum going on a couple drives,” Wentz told reporters afterward. “I thought we tried to do everything, every which way we could try to limit T.J. Watts’ effectiveness,” Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell told reporters afterward.