Yahoo Sports NFL on Terrance Ferguson
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Ferguson is getting plenty of attention in league circles. "Terrance Ferguson has had a fantastic offseason," Breer wrote. "He is now proving to be a guy who can play all over the formation and looks like he could be a force after the catch." Helman said, "Terrance Ferguson is probably your best bet to become basically 'Wide Receiver 3' in that offense, and if he does it could be really, really fun."
STACKED’s take
Ferguson's elite athleticism and rookie efficiency position him as Rams' breakout TE candidate with WR3 upside.
Second-year tight end Ferguson is positioned as the Rams' most direct path to offensive elevation in 2026. Despite a limited rookie season (11 catches, 39% snap share, 40% target catch rate), Ferguson posted elite 9.57 RAS from Oregon with rare speed-explosiveness combination. He led all qualified tight ends with 17.6 air yards per attempt (6+ yards ahead of second place) and converted 9 of 11 receptions into first downs or touchdowns, demonstrating high-efficiency big-play ability. Head coach Sean McVay stated Ferguson is "everything and that much more than I hoped he would be" and "gonna be a huge part of what we're gonna do for years to come." Albert Breer noted Ferguson "has had a fantastic offseason" and "looks like he could be a force after the catch, showing why the Rams coveted him in the 2025 draft and now believe he could grow into one of the NFL's best tight ends." The Athletic's Dave Helman identified Ferguson as a second-year X-factor and "probably your best bet to become basically 'Wide Receiver 3' in that offense." Upside hinges on increased snap share and target volume in a crowded tight end room (Colby Parkinson, Tyler Higbee, Max Klare).
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