A touchdown in Week 14 might have put Van Jefferson on some fantasy radars, but his overall involvement in the offense has been minimal this season. His score came on his only target of the game, highlighting the significant risks associated with starting him. Facing a strong Eagles defense that excels at limiting wide receiver production, Jefferson is better left on the bench for fantasy playoff lineups due to his limited role.

With George Pickens potentially sidelined due to injury, Van Jefferson could see increased opportunities in Week 15. His performance will be crucial for fantasy managers looking to capitalize on a banged-up wide receiver corps in Pittsburgh.

With George Pickens sidelined due to injury, Van Jefferson is expected to step up as one of the top wide receivers for the Steelers. However, facing a tough Philadelphia Eagles secondary that has limited opposing wideouts, his potential impact may be constrained, making him a less favorable replacement option for fantasy managers.

Van Jefferson made notable contributions in the game against the Browns, catching a touchdown pass and showcasing his ability to make smart plays in the red zone. His involvement, along with his three receptions for 38 yards, highlights his growing role in the Steelers' offense as they adapt to injuries among key players.

Van Jefferson contributed significantly to the Steelers' offense, catching a touchdown pass from Russell Wilson that extended Pittsburgh's lead to 20-7. His performance was crucial in a game where the team had to adjust without leading receiver George Pickens.