Justin Jefferson reveals 10 things he ‘can’t live without’ including $150,000 ‘Batmobile’ and $200,000 teeth accessory
MINNESOTA Vikings star Justin Jefferson has revealed the 10 things he can't live without – and the lists include some real gems.
The All-Pro wide receiver's $150,000 Mercedes AMG and signature grills made the list.
Jefferson, 23, sat down with GQ Sports to talk about his essentials.
The Vikings receiver listed a number of items an average person would consider necessary to go through a day.
Those included an iPhone and skincare products.
Jefferson also picked Oakley glasses, PlayStation 5 with assorted video games, and a bottle of cologne – specifically, Bond No. 9, the Dubai collection.
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And he gave a shoutout to his two brothers, Jordan and Rickey, saying they made him the person and player he now is.
But a couple of items on Jefferson's list particularly stood out.
One was his grills, made of different noble metals and pricey gems.
Jefferson revealed he had five different pairs, his most expensive being the emerald-cut bustdown fronts worth some $200,000.
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"I love having grills on," he said.
The ex-Louisiana State University standout then talked about the Batmobile that made him realize he really made it to the NFL.
"This is one of my favorite cars that I always wanted to get coming into the league," he said, showing off the key fob to his custom Mercedes.
"I mean, when I once got it, it was definitely, you know, something that I was very proud of myself for doing.
"But I had to, you know, have it all matte black. We call it the Batmobile."
Jefferson said he's had the Mercedes throughout his three-year NFL career – but he's been thinking about adding new wheels to his garage.
"I’ve been thinking about the presidential – the Maybach. Some presidential big-body stuff," he said.
"But I haven’t made that full commitment yet. So, I’m still thinking on it. I think I’m just a Mercedes fan, to be honest."
Jefferson was the receptions and receiving yards leader in the 2022 NFL season, earning him the Offensive Player of the Year honor.
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He logged 1,809 receiving yards, catching 128 passes on 184 targets.
The wide receiver earned nearly $11million in his first three NFL seasons, per Spotrac.