Turf Show Times on Terrance Ferguson
From the article
Ferguson went on to accumulate 36 snaps (58%) and six catches on nine targets...he will be main tight end going forward...He ran routes on over 70 percent of snaps and had a target share of 31 percent. After two weeks, Ferguson heads up the on it in routes run, target catches, yards, and touchdowns.
STACKED’s take
Ferguson's snap share, route rate, and target share signal TE1 role emergence.
Ferguson is ready for a breakout in his second season; he accumulated 36 snaps (58%), six catches on nine targets, ran routes on over 70% of snaps, and had a 31% target share in Week 2. The source notes it wasn't just the numbers but his role in the offense—deployed inline, out of the slot, and in motion—that signals he will be the main tight end going forward. After two weeks, Ferguson leads the team in routes run, target catches, yards, and touchdowns. He flashed all-around skills: finding soft areas in the zone, catching away from his body, running after the catch, and showing improved blocking. The source emphasizes he was drafted in the top half of Round 2 for a reason and Monday was time for work in the underneath/medium zones.
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