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Footballguys fantasy football takes on Jake Ferguson

Every source-backed article insight STACKED has extracted from Footballguys about Jake Ferguson.

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All Footballguys insights about Jake Ferguson

PositiveDepth ChartOct 22, 2026
Ferguson had a late drop in Week 5 that turned into an interception sealing the loss to Tampa Bay; in Week 6 at Green Bay, he lost his starting job to Brevyn Spann-Ford, an undrafted 2024 signing who started and played more snaps, with Spann-Ford now seen as Prescott's red-zone target—the same short-yardage role that had been growing for Ferguson—meaning what was an unquestioned every-down role in one of the league's better offenses now looks shared despite Ferguson having four years left on his contract.
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Ferguson's TE11 ADP undervalues his 2025 production: he finished TE4 overall with career highs in catches and touchdowns, ranked third among tight ends in receptions, touchdowns, and end-zone targets (10), and posted nine top-12 fantasy weeks (tied for second-most at position). He has maintained a consistent 17% target share over three consecutive seasons. The source rates him TE8 on its rankings and recommends a ninth-round pick as fair value, arguing that a third top-10 finish in four seasons is realistic and that fantasy investors may be overreacting to his injury-marred 2024 season. His role as a reliable target in Dallas's high-scoring offense is supported by historical precedent: the 2021 Cowboys situation with Lamb, Amari Cooper, and Michael Gallup led to the emergence of then-tight end Dalton Schultz, who averaged double-digit yards per reception in consecutive seasons. Ferguson replicated that double-digit yards-per-reception mark in 2023, the first year Schultz was gone, and is positioned to benefit similarly from Lamb and Pickens drawing coverage.