It may be a small sample size, but with all Justin Jefferson has accomplished in his three-plus seasons in the NFL – nothing seems out of reach.

Jefferson’s 309 yards lead the NFL through two games. His 154.5 yards per game average puts him on pace for 2626 yards this season, which would smash the NFL single-season record of 1,964 yards set by Detroit’s Calvin Johnson 2012.

Click the video box on this page to watch Justin Jefferson’s weekly press conference previewing the Vikings Week Three game against the Los Angeles Chargers

Jefferson and the Vikings offense welcomed newly-acquired running back Cam Akers to the TCO Center on Thursday. The Vikings completed a trade for Akers on Wednesday, bringing him in from the Los Angeles Rams.

Akers went through his first practice with the Vikings Thursday afternoon.

It's not much, but it was our first look at RB Cam Akers in purple this afternoon.

The #Vikings traded conditional 6th and 7th round 2026 draft picks with the Rams for Akers on Wednesday. @KSTPSports pic.twitter.com/SjVKhWWrAQ

— Alec Ausmus (@A_TwiceKSTP) September 21, 2023

That same practice session saw limited participation by both tackle Christian Darrisaw and center Garrett Bradbury.

It was good to see #Vikings center Garrett Bradbury return to practice today as a limited participant.

Bradbury left the season opener with a back injury, and didn't play last week in Philly. pic.twitter.com/Saq19LshiQ

— Alec Ausmus (@A_TwiceKSTP) September 21, 2023

Bradbury left the season opener and missed the Vikings entire Week Two game with a back ailment.

Darrisaw dressed for Week Two against the Eagles, was active, but did not play due an ankle injury.