The Los Angeles Rams have stayed alive after six weeks, notwithstanding the multiple injuries to important role players, including Van Jefferson. The Rams defeated the Carolina Panthers in Week 6. Still, it was yet another costly victory when left tackle Joseph Noteboom sustained an Achilles tendon tear, ending his season.On the other hand, wideout Van Jefferson could potentially play in his first match of the year on Sunday, October 30, when the Rams take on the San Francisco 49ers. Jefferson had knee surgery during training camp, which put him on the sidelines until now.SAL VETRI@SalVetriDFSVan Jefferson is a must add.He’s close to returning & the Rams need him:Allen Robinson has topped 25 yards just once this year…But that’s not all:1433Van Jefferson is a must add.He’s close to returning & the Rams need him:Allen Robinson has topped 25 yards just once this year…But that’s not all:Van Jefferson's value as a fantasy football optionRams head coach Sean McVay has stated that he anticipates the wideout to be capable of contributing immediately. In light of this, the wide receiver is a valuable addition in leagues where he is still available.Walter 👋🤖@WalterPicksAppADD - Van JeffersonIt’s tough to trust Allen Robinson at this point. Van was a great option last year for Stafford. He should be back week 8 from his injury and can jump right into a big role2ADD - Van JeffersonIt’s tough to trust Allen Robinson at this point. Van was a great option last year for Stafford. He should be back week 8 from his injury and can jump right into a big roleVan Jefferson, who missed the first six weeks of the season, might make a comeback in Week 8 and assist the Rams in opening up the field. If everything works out, he could overtake Tyler Higbee and Cooper Kupp as the third option in the running game. So if you have a deep fantasy bench or an open IR space in Week 7, keep him during the Rams' bye week.Last season, Jefferson spent most of the year as the team's No. 3 receiver. He amassed an impressive 418 receiving yards and four touchdowns in one seven-game stretch. After that, he almost vanished, recording an average of 30.8 receiving yards over the last four games of the regular season and 26.3 yards over the first three games of the postseason. Notwithstanding the lackluster result, Jefferson appears to be the favorite to reclaim the No. 3 spot in a potent passing attack. He'll be playing behind target-hogging Cooper Kupp and offseason acquisition Allen Robinson.Jacob Wayne@wayne_sports_For all of the Rams offensive struggles, Ben Skowronek has completely elevated his game from last season. Get Van Jefferson back in the mix after the bye week and this receiving corps is in pretty solid shape twitter.com/JKBOGEN/status…JAKE ELLENBOGEN@JKBOGENBen Skowronek is now 2nd in average yards of separation per play and 4th in average drop percentage among WRs. twitter.com/i/web/status/1…71Ben Skowronek is now 2nd in average yards of separation per play and 4th in average drop percentage among WRs. twitter.com/i/web/status/1…For all of the Rams offensive struggles, Ben Skowronek has completely elevated his game from last season. Get Van Jefferson back in the mix after the bye week and this receiving corps is in pretty solid shape twitter.com/JKBOGEN/status…During this week's bye, the Rams get a chance to start fresh. It's a brief respite from the season's challenging and draining start, which has seen a number of starters go down with injuries.This year, the Rams' attack hasn't met their expectations. Cooper Kupp has been the only one delivering enough production to establish himself as a trustworthy fantasy football option. Additionally, wideout Ben Skowronek might be moved back down the depth chart by Jefferson. Moreover, the latter will likely eat into Allen Robinson's meager target rate.Nonetheless, Jefferson's value in the struggling Rams offense will only be tested when they head out again in Week 8.