Jerricho Cotchery caught two passes for 22 yards before being shaken up on the final drive of Pittsburgh's Week 11 loss to the Ravens. Cotchery took a crushing blow from Ravens S Bernard Pollard with 0:22 remaining. It's unclear if he'll be ready for the upcoming week. Cotchery has 11 catches for 136 yards through 10 games.

Jerricho Cotchery caught just one pass on four targets in Week 10 against the Chiefs. Cotchery saw an uptick in playing time with Antonio Brown (ankle) out, but it didn't result in any more production. He'll work as the No. 3 receiver for as long as Brown misses, but he isn't a fantasy option outside of extremely deep leagues.

Jerricho Cotchery is expected to act as the No. 3 wideout in Monday's game against the Chiefs. Prior to Week 9, Cotchery had just four catches all season as the No. 4 wideout. But after Antonio Brown (ankle) went down against the Giants, he stepped in seamlessly. Cotchery recorded four catches for 50 yards on four targets. Emmanuel Sanders played more snaps, but had just two catches on two targets. The lead-footed Cotchery is on the radar for extreme deep-leaguers as a desperation plug-n-play this week. Just don't expect any big plays.

Jerricho Cotchery has been running as the No. 3 wideout at Steelers camp. With Mike Wallace out of the mix, the Steelers are using Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders out wide and Cotchery in the slot. But even if Wallace's holdout extends to the regular season, Cotchery is a low-upside option. He's lacking burst at age 30.

Steelers agreed to terms with WR Jerricho Cotchery on a two-year contract.

The Rams will host Jerricho Cotchery for a free agent visit next week. The visit will begin on Tuesday, per the New York Daily News. Cotchery, 30 in June, would be another possession receiver to go along with Danny Amendola and Steve Smith. He is familiar with new Rams OC Brian Schottenheimer.

The Steelers hope to re-sign free agent Jerricho Cotchery. "It's not like (Cotchery is) looking to leave," GM Kevin Colbert said. "I think he'll leave if it's best for him and his family, but I think deep down he wants to stay." Cotchery visited the Chiefs and drew a look from the Jets, but has otherwise been greeted by an expectedly soft market. Provided Pittsburgh holds onto Mike Wallace, Cotchery would be returning as a No. 4 receiver.

GM Mike Tannenbaum says the Jets aren't currently interested in signing free agent Jerricho Cotchery. "Nothing is on the horizon," Tannenbaum said Tuesday. The Jets "expressed interest" in a reunion with Cotchery last week, but their interest has "waned."

Free agent Jerricho Cotchery will visit the Chiefs on Monday. We knew the Chiefs had "significant interest" in the veteran chain mover, but he had yet to schedule a visit. If Cotchery can't come to terms in Kansas City, his former Jets will be the leader in the clubhouse for his services.

The New York Daily News reports the Chiefs have "significant interest" in free agent Jerricho Cotchery. Cotchery would be no higher than fourth on the depth chart in Kansas City. The Jets have also expressed interest in bringing back Cotchery, but he isn't know to have yet scheduled any visits.