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Receiving Corps · 2026 Season

Minnesota Vikings Wide Receivers

Playmakers. Route runners. Difference makers.

In-depth coverage of the Vikings wide receiver unit, including player profiles, the depth chart, season statistics and the latest news.

Current depth chart and player profiles · Last updated

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Receiver Unit at a Glance

Starter Justin Jefferson No. 18 · X receiver · 7th NFL season
Rotation Jordan Addison No. 3 · Z receiver · 4th NFL season
Slot Jauan Jennings No. 14 · Third receiver on the published depth chart
Returners Myles Price No. 4 · Kick and punt returner

Wide receiver statistics, depth chart and roles

Season Receiving Leaderboard

Minnesota Vikings 2025 regular-season receiving leaders among current wide receivers
RankPlayerRecYdsTD
1 Justin Jefferson 841,0482
2 Jordan Addison 426103

2025 regular-season totals. Jefferson led the Vikings in receptions and receiving yards; Addison's 2025 season was shortened by a three-game suspension. Full team receiving splits for every pass-catcher are on the stats page.

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Depth Chart

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver and returner depth chart, 2026
RolePlayerNo.
X (Outside WR)Justin Jefferson18
Z (Outside WR)Jordan Addison3
Slot WRJauan Jennings14
WR4Tai Felton13
WR5Myles Price4
Returner (KR)Myles Price4
Returner (PR)Myles Price4

Jennings and Felton are listed third and fourth at wide receiver on Minnesota's published depth chart, a spot the team lists as an open battle. Price backs up kick returns to Demond Claiborne and punt returns to Felton.

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Receiver Roles Explained

  • Outside Receiver

    Lines up on the perimeter, outside the numbers. Outside receivers stretch the field vertically and are frequently matched one-on-one against a single cornerback.

  • Slot Receiver

    Operates from the inside of the formation, off the line of scrimmage. Slot work relies on quickness and route craft to create separation against nickel corners or linebackers.

  • Returner

    Fields kickoffs and punts. The job rewards vision, acceleration and decisiveness, and good field position from a returner can shorten the field for the entire offense.

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