Jefferson’s market draw as a potential trade target creates roster-decision pressure for Tennessee, balancing veteran depth with the long-term plan and potential practice-squad economics.

Jefferson provides a proven big-play option and a rotational deep threat, balancing Ridley’s volume without overshadowing the top target.

Jefferson is trying to keep his career alive with his hometown Titans in a crowded WR room. If he makes the roster, he provides veteran presence and potential return value, but he’s a risky fantasy play given depth and special-teams considerations.

Jefferson’s Week 2 miscue—a clean lay-out throw but a dropside—underscored the volatility of veteran WRs in preseason. The Titans’ offense is still taking shape, making Jefferson a speculative, low-floor, high-variance option for fantasy rosters this season.

Jefferson brings veteran presence and versatility, though the host notes the young WRs should push for snaps. His veteran perspective and role as a reliable outside option could anchor the offense while rookie receivers break in.