Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson averages the most receiving yards per game in NFL history (93.5), and while he's been lucky enough to play around talented starting quarterbacks the majority of his career, much of his success comes from his pure individual talent. Jefferson will need to rely on his natural playmaking ability with the Vikings moving down the depth chart at quarterback due to injuries, starting undrafted rookie quarterback Max Brosmer on Sunday against the Seahawks. Jefferson's receiving yards over/under has plummeted to 54.5 yards, and although a drop is expected with Brosmer at quarterback, the SportsLine Machine Learning Model views this as too much of an overreaction for someone with Jefferson's ability. The model has Jefferson Over 54.5 receiving yards as one of i

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