From the episode
Terrence Ferguson's profile goes like this. For a guy who caught 12 catches as a rookie, 11 in the regular season, one in the playoffs, Ferguson left an impression on me...I think you could argue maybe the Rams aren't in 13 much at all because, in fact, Ferguson is a slot receiver. If things bend in his favor in September, I'll be ready to pounce.
STACKED’s take
Ferguson's elite tape and route-running ability make him a super-deep sleeper if role expands.
Second-year Rams tight end ranked 19th at the position by the source; currently ranked as a super-deep sleeper due to impressive film despite minimal usage (12 catches as a rookie, 11 regular season). Ferguson displayed elite playmaking ability on tape: Week 10 vs. 49ers, he motioned from slot, beat LB Luke Gifford with a post-fake and shove, creating separation for a 32-yard gain; Week 16 vs. Seahawks, he cut upfield against LB Drake Thomas for a 27-yard gain; Week 17 vs. Falcons, he beat safety Xavier Watts on a hitch-and-go for a 27-yard over-the-shoulder grab. Half his catches were 20+ air yards. The source notes Ferguson is fast and shifty at the top of routes, and on film looked comparable to Puka Nakua. Role change would be required for fantasy relevance given Colby Parkinson (8 TDs), Tyler Higbee, and second-round pick Max Clair also on roster; however, the source suggests Ferguson may function as a slot receiver rather than traditional tight end, potentially reducing 13-personnel usage. Source will monitor September developments closely.
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