Justin Jefferson had stern directions for his Vikings teammates after his team's loss to Detroit in Minnesota.

The Minnesota Vikings came up just short in their bid to beat the Detroit Lions in Week 7 and remain one of the league’s two undefeated teams. Despite jumping out to an early 10-0 lead on

The question made Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson legitimately laugh out loud. Most likely because he knew the answer was so obvious. Does he like playing against the Detroit Lions? “I don’t know what it is about them,” Jefferson said with a smirk. “I’ve been making a couple of plays here and there.”

"He pranked everyone," one fan added . Another joked, "they think they have been Ben Johnson" in reference to the Lions offensive coordinator. Jefferson really kept Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn on his toes throughout Sunday's game.

Minnesota found itself in a hole against the Lions. After going up 10-0, the Vikings went into halftime down 21-10. It’s a good thing the Vikings have a player like Justin Jefferson to help

“He’s going to get the ball,” Lions safety Brian Branch said about Jefferson. “Great route runner, got some speed to him, and he’s a dog, so shoot, dog meet a dog.” At 5-0, Minnesota owns one of the NFL’s two unbeaten records. Detroit has a 4-1 mark.

The Minnesota Vikings were not about to threaten the 1972 Miami Dolphins. While the Vikings had been impressive in rolling to a 5-0 record to start the season, there were some flaws. They had recorded impressive victories over the San Francisco 49ers,

There was something eating at Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson after Sunday’s 31-29 loss to the Lions. It wasn’t a relatively mediocre 81 receiving yards, ranking seventh in the otherwise dominant nine games Jefferson has played against the Detroit Lions in his career.