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I do think TFR is like their most kind of like unicorn weapon in the pass game... he's going to be a big part... he has a unique skill set. He said he's a stud... Great lower half flexibility... his run after the catch... he led college football in Yak coming coming out of of Oregon there with uh with an average of nine yards uh run after the catch... there's so much left on the table with this guy. We don't have a lot of other Yak threats besides Puka in this offense. We need to get this guy the ball in space.
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McVey calls Ferguson 'unicorn weapon'; plans to unlock untapped YAC upside in 2025.
Rams offensive coordinator Sean McVey describes Terrence Ferguson as the team's most unicorn weapon in the pass game, capable of playing all eligible spots (X, Z, Y, F) and providing unique versatility. McVey emphasized Ferguson will be a big part of the 2025 offense, noting his elite lower-half flexibility, ability to work edges similar to Travis Kelce's footwork and skating ability, and his college elite trait of 9 yards per route run in run-after-catch production—a skill the Rams did not tap into last year despite his high 18+ yard air-dot average. McVey recognizes significant untapped potential: Ferguson was able to shake loose easily on downfield shots, but the Rams' primary opportunity lies in getting him the ball in space and at intermediate levels. With limited other YAC threats besides Puka Nacua in the offense, McVey is expected to deploy Ferguson more strategically to maximize his elite run-after-catch ability at all three levels of the field.
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