Vikings' Justin Jefferson Fined $13,659 for 'Violent Gesture' During Touchdown Celebration

This marks the second fine for unsportsmanlike conduct for Jefferson this season, amidst an injury-plagued year and a crucial upcoming game for the Vikings.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson has been fined $13,659 by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct after making a 'violent gesture' during a touchdown celebration against the Detroit Lions.
This is the second time Jefferson has been fined for unsportsmanlike conduct this year, with the first fine being $10,927 for a 'too small' gesture during a touchdown celebration against the Carolina Panthers.
Despite the fines and an injury-plagued season, Jefferson has managed to catch four touchdown passes and has caught 51 passes for 823 yards in eight games.
The Vikings, currently with a 7-8 record, are one game behind the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks, who occupy the final two NFC wild card spots.
The Vikings are set to face the Green Bay Packers in a crucial Week 17 contest on Sunday night.