Jerricho Cotchery caught seven passes for 96 yards with three touchdowns in Sunday's Week 9 loss at New England. Working the slot well, Cotchery made a number of tough catches over the middle and got one of his touchdowns on a true one-handed grab. Don't overreact. In the seven games prior to this, Cotchery was averaging 3.1 catches for 46.8 yards and had two scores. And Markus Wheaton (finger) could be back as soon as next week. Cotchery is not a recommended add.

Jerricho Cotchery caught three balls for 39 yards in Week 8. Cotchery lacks fantasy value as Pittsburgh's No. 3 wide receiver.

Jerricho Cotchery caught five passes for 103 yards and a touchdown in Week 4 against the Vikings. Cotchery struggled in the first half and got most of his yardage in the Steelers' two-minute offense. His touchdown came on a 15-yard pass late in the fourth quarter. Cotchery is on pace for 60 receptions, 992 yards and eight touchdowns through four weeks. He remains off the fantasy radar.

Jerricho Cotchery caught three passes for 52 yards in Sunday night's Week 3 loss to the Bears. Cotchery was mostly limited to blocking duties, but was contribute in the second half when the Steelers abandoned the running game. He continues to see the majority of targets behind Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders, but will eventually lose his No. 3 receiver job to Markus Wheaton.

Jerricho Cotchery caught three passes for 59 yards in Monday night's Week 2 loss to the Bengals. Cotchery saw nine targets and received a ridiculous end-around carry. He predictably lost five yards on the end-around. Cotchery likely has 4.7 wheels at this stage of his career. As a receiver, Cotchery dropped one pass and had another glance off his hands that resulted in a late-game interception. He shouldn't hold off rookie Markus Wheaton for No. 3 receiver duties for much longer.

Jerricho Cotchery caught four passes for 34 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's Week 1 loss to the Titans. Don't get fooled by Cotchery's serviceable stat-line. Two of his four catches -- including the touchdown -- came on a meaningless final drive with the Titans in a prevent defense. Cotchery is a low-upside No. 3 receiver for the Steelers and should not be on any fantasy rosters.

Jerricho Cotchery is a candidate to be released. Cotchery is entering the final year of his deal and is due a meager $1 million salary, but the Steelers could be looking to get younger at the position. In his two seasons with Pittsburgh, the soon-to-be 31-year-old has reeled in just 33 passes for 442 yards and two touchdowns. He's mainly been a No. 4 receiver.

Jerricho Cotchery (ribs) is expected to return for Week 14. Cotchery hasn't played since sustaining multiple rib fractures in Week 11. He'll slide back in as the No. 4 wideout behind Antonio Brown, Mike Wallace and Emmanuel Sanders.

Jerricho Cotchery (ribs) returned to Steelers practice Wednesday, getting in a limited session. Cotchery is less than two weeks removed from suffering multiple rib fractures, but this puts him on track to suit up against the Ravens. With Antonio Brown (ankle) back in the fold, Cotchery will be no better than fourth on the depth chart.

Jerricho Cotchery is out indefinitely with multiple rib fractures. Cotchery got blown up on the sideline by Bernard Pollard at the tail end of Sunday night's loss to the Ravens. The Steelers are currently scouring the street for wideout help and could end up bringing back Plaxico Burress.