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Ferguson impressing in camp; analyst projects WR3 role with 5-8 targets per game.
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Terrance Ferguson continues to impress in practice in the Rams' tight-end room. A fantasy the source speculates Ferguson could emerge as the de facto WR3 in the offense, projecting 5-8 targets per game and plenty of end zone shots, with the idea rooted in the Rams running even more heavy sets this year and Ferguson's chemistry with Matthew Stafford on throws where he was wide open.
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Terrance Ferguson and rookie Max Klare continue to impress in practice in a tight-end room that already features Colby Parkinson and Tyler Higbee. My delusional idea is that Ferguson will be the de facto WR3 in the offense. 5-8 targets per game and plenty of end zone shots.
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- Terrance Ferguson continues to impress in practice in the Rams' tight-end room. A fantasy the source speculates Ferguson could emerge as the de facto WR3 in the offense, projecting 5-8 targets per game and plenty of end zone shots, with the idea rooted in the Rams running even more heavy sets this year and Ferguson's chemistry with Matthew Stafford on throws where he was wide open.
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