Jermar Jefferson
2019 Rush/Rec Stats
ATT
142
YDS
685
TD
8
YDS
85
TD
2
2020 Rush/Rec Projections
2020 Fantasy Outlook
Injuries slowed Jefferson in 2019 as he averaged just 4.8 YPC and was far less involved in the passing game with just nine catches in nine games. He still managed 10 total touchdowns but it was still a far cry from his freshman season in which he racked up 1,380 rushing yards and 12 scores on 5.8 YPC to go with 25 grabs for 147 yards. Oregon State has no proven options behind Jefferson in the backfield now that Artavis Pierce is gone, so the team will be leaning on him for as much as he can handle. If Jefferson avoids the injury bug, he could push for one of the biggest workloads in the nation. The injury-riddled 2019 will steer some drafters away from Jefferson, but his backers could be in for a huge payoff should he play 12 games. Read Past Outlooks
Scores 10th TD of the year
Jefferson ran the ball 20 times for 81 yards and one touchdown and caught three passes for 24 yards against Oregon on Saturday.
ANALYSIS
Jefferson scored his eighth rushing touchdown and 10th total touchdown of the season in his team's loss to in-state rival Oregon. Jefferson's sophomore campaign didn't live up to the hype of his freshman season, as he finished with 142 carries for 685 yards while limited by injuries. He'll look to bounce back next season when he'll enter the year as the focal point of his team's offense.
Jefferson scored his eighth rushing touchdown and 10th total touchdown of the season in his team's loss to in-state rival Oregon. Jefferson's sophomore campaign didn't live up to the hype of his freshman season, as he finished with 142 carries for 685 yards while limited by injuries. He'll look to bounce back next season when he'll enter the year as the focal point of his team's offense.
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2019 Fantasy Outlook
It's difficult to recall many true freshman season as promising as Jefferson's last year, as he raced to 1,380 yards and 12 touchdowns (5.8 YPC) despite hitting the rookie wall a bit and enduring a hamstring tweak in October. He failed to score in the final six games, but that stretch contained some tough matchups and he still went over 100 yards three times. Now a sophomore, Jefferson should have the benefit of greater physical development to hopefully power through the second-half wall that slowed him as a true freshman. If he maintains his current trajectory, Jefferson should prove a dominant fantasy asset.
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Four scores against Wazzou
Jefferson ran the ball 21 times for 132 yards and two touchdowns and caught three passes for 52 yards and two touchdowns against Washington State on Saturday.
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Scores against ASU
Jefferson ran the ball 14 times for 32 yards and one touchdown against Arizona State on Saturday.
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Splits carries vs. Washington
Jefferson ran the ball nine times for 39 yards against Washington on Friday.
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Scores three times in return
Jefferson ran the ball 22 times for 105 and three touchdowns against Arizona on Saturday.
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Is actually playing
Smith (ankle) will play against Arizona Saturday afternoon, Nick Daschel of The Oregonian reports.
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