2: In a season like this where Jefferson is struggling at, well, basically every aspect of the game, there's not much he can do when entirely overmatched by an opponent than accept his current skill level and look for ways to learn from the talent he's surrounded by. Sure he might talk a little shit on the ice and try to get in their heads, maybe even push them around more than normal (not looking to start a fight, just shake 'em up a lil) but really he just has to tip his hat to the work the opposition has put in and hope that his team can have his back. If Jeff can't get open, can't make the shots he wants, he's not too selfish to move the puck along to someone on the squad who's really feeling it that game. It's all about long term growth so as long as he doesn't let the struggles keep him down, it makes him a better player in the long run.