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Justin Jefferson made history during the Minnesota Vikings' 23-10 win over the Detroit Lions on Thursday. Jefferson reached 8,379 career receiving yards during the contest, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Fame wideout Randy Moss for the most by any NFL player through their first six seasons.

The Minnesota Vikings made history on Christmas Day, beating the Detroit Lions 23-10 with just 3 net passing yards.

While Minnesota’s victory was earned thanks to their defense’s stifling performance—sacking Jared Goff five times while forcing Detroit into six total turnovers—it was quarterback Max Brosmer who made some unique NFL history in this one.

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Max Brosmer struggled mightily in Week 17, but his team was still able to knock off the Detroit Lions. In the process, Brosmer made NFL history.

After defeating the Lions 23-10 on Christmas Day, Vikings veteran safety Harrison Smith issued an emotional guarantee.

Smith’s interception was one of six turnovers the Vikings forced in a 23-10 victory over Detroit that came almost solely because of their aggressive defense.

Justin Jefferson set another milestone on Thursday with the Minnesota Vikings offense winning another ugly contest.