NFL players will use anything for extra motivation, and in the case of Minnesota Vikings’ wide receiver Justin Jefferson, it’s his latest Madden rating.

Jefferson, the former LSU star and one of the best receivers in the NFL last year, didn’t land in the top 10. And he doesn’t like it, mostly because he finished third in receiving yardage as a rookie.

The Vikings, including coach Mike Zimmer, don’t expect a sophomore slump out of Jefferson.

Jefferson last season was selected to the Pro Bowl and second team All-Pro (AP, PFF), he was also tabbed to the Pro Football Writers Association All-Rookie Team and was named Offensive Rookie of the Year, by Pro Football Focus.

Jefferson ranks second in NFL history among rookie WRs and owns the Super Bowl era rookie receiving record with 1,400 yards.

“I don’t even want to talk about that,” Jefferson said in a video with Gabe Henderson of Vikings.com, per Geaux247. “I play Madden. I’m a big gamer. So I’m all into that. And after I seen the ratings and me not being in the top 10 in any of the ratings, that’s just crazy to me. But that’s just motivation.”