All Justin Jefferson does is catch everything. Fresh off producing the most prolific two-year receiving stretch to begin an NFL career, the Vikings phenom played a starring role in the NFC's win over the AFC in the Pro Bowl Skills Showdown on Thursday. The NFC came away with a 6-1 victory on the night. Here's how they did it.
The NFC got off to an early lead thanks to Seahawks QB Russell Wilson, who took this event in a landslide. Long one of the league's best downfield throwers, Wilson hit nearly every deep target in tallying a record 29 points. Mac Jones was the runner-up with eight points. The Raiders' Hunter Renfrow registered just one point and Jefferson was shut out.
The highlight was Diggs picking off Jones as he crashed into the wall the QBs were targeting. The Vikings QB did manage to fire a ball into the five-point hole, above the outstretched arms of the Chargers' Derwin James.
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The AFC had a one-player advantage late and looked primed to win the entire showcase when Trevon Diggs snagged a missile from his older brother. With Jefferson and Chubb soon the last men standing, the Minnesota wideout missed the Browns running back.