and still going through the evaluation process on that hamstring strain.

I'll keep you guys posted on what that timeline may look like.

I think there'll probably be a couple different opinions on it, but we gotta get the MRI of it

and take a look and find out exactly what it is, where it is.

If there's any other factors that go into it and determine what the best decision for him to get him back to,

you know, 100% as fast as possible, but, you know, he's down today.

He obviously is one of the most ultra-competitors I've ever met,

and I'm sure he was trying to go back in the game as it was yesterday.

That's Spike East Coast Kevin O'Connell from Monday talking about the hamstring strain suffered by receiver Justin Jefferson,

the defending offensive player of the year, late in the Sunday game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

If you saw it, he pulled up, he grabbed at it, and we knew right away he's probably done for the day.

Now in a Felmedia reports, the Vikings plan to put Jefferson on injured reserve,

which will knock him out for at least four games.

It's the smart way to manage hamstring, shut the guy down, remove temptation.

It's what the Bengals should have done with Joe Burrow.

Don't even give him an opportunity to come back and play.

Give him four weeks to heal up and then see where he is.

They have games coming up against the Bears, 49ers, Packers and Falcons.

They've got other guys who can step up.

Chris, they got a chance to find out what they have in Jordan Addison,

because he becomes WR1 now as a practical matter with Justin Jefferson down for at least four weeks.

Yeah, they're going to feature him.

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