Jefferson caught six passes for 41 yards and one touchdown on eight targets Sunday in the Rams' 37-7 win over the Jaguars.
Jefferson operated as the Rams' perimeter threat to begin the season while Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods worked more underneath, but in light of Woods' season-ending injury and the addition of the more big-play oriented Odell Beckham, it makes sense for the Rams to give Jefferson the old Woods role while Beckham takes up more of the downfield responsibilities. If that continues going forward then it could allow Jefferson to draw targets and thus receptions more reliably than he did to begin the year, even if he's generally regarded as the No. 3 receiver behind Kupp and Beckham.