Huddle Up: Outside of deeper leagues, Jefferson wasn't in too many starting lineups this weekend. However, he rewarded his fantasy managers on the Rams' third offensive play, plucking what was about a 50-yard throw in the air from Matthew Stafford. That should have been the extent of his gain, but both Chicago players in his general vicinity did not touch him after he went to the ground on the grab and he took it the rest of the way for a score. Jefferson doesn't need to be added in most leagues because he won't have many games like this as the fourth or fifth priority in this passing game, but fantasy managers could do worse in a pinch.

Huddle Up: Jefferson's production isn't likely to be great enough to use in most seasonal fantasy leagues which decide a champion in Week 17, but he could be a sneaky DFS selection at a nice price. Of course, he will have John Wolford making his first NFL start, and not Jared Goff, so Jefferson's stats still might not be eye popping.

Huddle Up: Jefferson has been fairly quite, totaling just six receptions for 67 yards across the past seven outings since four grabs for 45 yards in Week 2 in Philadelphia. He can mostly be left to the waiver wire in fantasy leagues despite the score. The Rams host the 49ers in Week 12.

Huddle Up: Jefferson has several veterans in front of him on the depth chart, so the excitement for the rookie should be tamped down from a fantasy perspective. Still, he is someone to remember during the season, especially if injuries or illness force those in front of him to have to take a seat. He is also emerging as a decent target in long-term dynasty formats.

Huddle Up: Jefferson is worth a WR5 flyer, but he's coming off of a foot surgery. He might not be fully ready to be a fantasy cog until 2021. Kupp is in a contract year, and Jefferson could be in line to replace him after the season.