In a worrying turn of events for the Minnesota Vikings, star wide receiver Justin Jefferson had to cut Thursday's practice short due to what he described as tightness in his legs.

Following the alarming incident, the Vikings promptly arranged for an MRI scan. It was later revealed by head coach Kevin O'Connell that Jefferson is dealing with a mild strain in his left hamstring.

In light of this news, the team has decided to sideline Jefferson from practice for a few days, with plans to re-evaluate his condition next week. Fortunately for fans, O'Connell reassured everyone that Jefferson's availability for Week 1 remains secure.

This isn't Jefferson's first encounter with injury; he missed seven games last season due to a right hamstring issue. Despite those setbacks, the four-time Pro Bowler still delivered an outstanding performance last season, finishing with 103 receptions, 1,533 yards, and 10 touchdowns, earning him his second All-Pro honor.

As the Vikings prepare for the upcoming season, all eyes will be on Jefferson's recovery and condition. Will he bounce back stronger than ever? Only time will tell!