Jefferson followed Arthur Smith from Atlanta to Pittsburgh when the former header coach got a job as Pittsburgh's offensive coordinator. While he ran plenty of routes, Jefferson rarely contributed much to the box score. He topped 30 yards in a game three times during the regular season. Jefferson ended the season with 24 grabs for 276 yards and two scores. Many years removed from fantasy relevancy, Jefferson will be looking for a one-year deal as a depth option in free agency.
Amazingly, those three catches were the most of any Pittsburgh wideout during Saturday's loss. Jefferson has been a fantasy non-factor for the overwhelming majority of his career outside of a strong sophomore campaign, and there's not really a reason to believe that's going to change anytime soon/ever.