The Minnesota Vikings have dropped back-to-back games, and frustration appears to be mounting. Minnesota wide receiver Justin Jefferson was caught on video Monday walking away from his head coach Kevin O'Connell during the team's game against the Buffalo Bills.

Video went viral showing Jefferson walking away on the sideline, which was shared by the X account VikingzFanPage.

“There was nothing KOC could tell Jefferson right here,” the X account Myles Gorham posted on the platform in response to that clip.

At another point in the game, it appeared that O'Connell was displeased with Jefferson's effort. Minnesota's quarterback Carson Wentz targeted Jefferson on a pass, but Jefferson couldn't come up with the catch.

Video of that play was shared on social media. The camera then showed O'Connell saying something after the incompletion. At least one person made an effort to figure out what was said.

“My AI lip reading translator is telling me that Kevin O’Connell is saying “I mean he’s not even… he’s not even competing right now” after Carson Wentz’s last pass. Please discuss,” the X account Chase Snyder posted.

Minnesota would end up getting throttled by the Bills, 23-6. The Vikings offense, which has struggled all season, put up some woeful stats.

One commentator suggests Justin Jefferson should leave the Vikings

There definitely seems to be tension between the Vikings head coach and Jefferson. ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith has gone on record suggesting that Jefferson ask for a trade.

“This man should ask to be traded. If you're Kevin O'Connell… you're lucky Justin Jefferson even talks to you. Seriously. Because what he has done to this man's career, I'm holding him responsible… ownership responsible,” Smith said, per ESPN.

This season, Jefferson has posted 393 receiving yards and four touchdowns. His production is down from last year, when he posted more than 1,000-yards receiving. Minnesota would end up posting just 178 total yards in the Bills game.

The Vikings next play the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Minnesota is now 6-2 on the campaign.