Jefferson saw an increase in role in 2024 as a Steeler, logging the second-most offensive snaps in his career (683). However, his productive as a receiver was still relatively limited, as he finished the season with only 24 receptions and 276 yards. Jefferson moved on from Pittsburgh during the offseason and signed a modest one-year, $2.5 million deal with the Titans. At the time of his signing, it appeared that he could handle a significant role. However, the team added both Elic Ayomanor and Chimere Dike during the draft while also inking Tyler Lockett after Jefferson signed. Jefferson is still likely make the roster out of training camp, and could on the field regularly to begin the season. However, his impact has proven to be limited even with a relatively full snap count, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see him phased out of the offense if one or both of Ayomanor or Dike can prove themselves.
