Jones formed chemistry with Brosmer in practice and on the game-day sequence, flashing consistent hands and route-running on seven connections, including a 28-yard gain that kept the drive alive. His reliability as a target could buoy Brosmer’s development if the roster decision favors a pass-catching corps built around timing and trust.

Jeshaun Jones contributed in the second-half push, showing Minnesota’s willingness to diversify beyond Addison. His presence adds depth to the Vikings’ pass game and could create a wider target distribution in upcoming weeks.

Jeshaun Jones, an undrafted rookie on the Vikings practice squad, lost two friends in the tragic car accident that claimed Khyree Jackson's life. He expressed a deep connection to Jackson, having known him through their mutual friend Isaiah Hazel. Jones emphasized the importance of hard work and dedication, embodying the spirit of those they lost by striving to honor their memory in every practice and game.

Jeshaun Jones is among the players included in the Vikings' 17-member practice squad. He is listed as a receiver, contributing to the team's depth at that position.

Jeshaun Jones was waived by the Vikings as part of the team's roster cuts to reach the 53-player limit.