Justin Jefferson declared himself good to go on Sunday against a 2-0 Texans team that’s probably going to shadow him with an old college teammate from LSU’s 2019 national championship team. Saying he has no doubts he’ll play,

Sunday's matchup between the Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings is a battle of 2–0 teams. The contest at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis could also be a showcase for the NFL's best two wide receivers by season's end.

Justin Jefferson plans on suiting up this Sunday when the Houston Texans take the field against the Minnesota Vikings.

With 31.2 fantasy points (15.6 per game), Jefferson is among the league leaders at his position (third) and 25th overall in the NFL. Jefferson has accumulated 31.2 fantasy points in his two games this year. He has 192 yards receiving, on eight catches (13 targets), and two touchdowns.

Latest updates after Justin Jefferson suffered a leg injury in the Minnesota Vikings vs. San Francisco 49ers game on Sunday.

Week 2 of the NFL season saw injuries to some key players, including Isiah Pacheco, Justin Jefferson, and Cooper Kupp.

Minnesota Vikings star wide receiver Justin Jefferson was spotted participating in Wednesday's practice after suffering a quad injury in their Week 2 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers. Jefferson participated in Wednesday's walk-through. All signs indicate that Jefferson is on track to play on Sunday versus the Houston Texans.

Justin Jefferson catches long touchdowns for the Vikings, but he didn't give a long answer regarding his injury update for the Texans game.

Vikings WR Justin Jefferson says his quad injury is feeling better and he will be ready to go against the Texans.