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NegativeValueAug 21, 2026
Terrance Ferguson is ESPN-ranked 159 but has an ADP of 188.0, indicating he is drafted later than ESPN's default ranking; the -29.0 delta shows expert consensus values him lower than ESPN across platforms (FDN 188.0, AvgFantrax 160.4, Drafters 163.7, NFFC 211.8).PositiveSleeperAug 19, 2026
Rams TE Terrance Ferguson is flagged as a potential fantasy sleeper, with the source expressing interest in whether he can take over many of the routes and targets that went to Colby Parkinson last year.NegativeValueAug 17, 2026
The source mentions Ferguson in the context of tight end value, noting there's not much difference between him and Oronde Gadsden in terms of ADP and draft value.PositiveRoleAug 17, 2026
Ferguson is taller and faster than Max Klare and thus more interesting for fantasy, though it's not unanimous that he's a better NFL prospect than Klare. The Rams TE rotation figures to be frustrating for fantasy.PositiveSleeperAug 12, 2026
The source expresses interest in Terrance Ferguson as a TE with the potential to rise drastically in the ranks with one simple good usage data point in Round 12+.PositiveValueAug 11, 2026
Ferguson's ADP has risen almost 27 spots from June (203.0) to August (179.6) due to buzz about being the No. 3 target in the Rams offense. The Rams' 13 personnel usage creates more tight end opportunities than other teams. Ferguson caught 11 of 25 targets for 231 yards and three touchdowns last year despite running just 164 routes. JJ Zachariason notes that if Ferguson is truly the No. 3 target, he should go even higher, with potential to leap AJ Barner, T.J. Hockenson, and Dalton Schultz—an ADP leap of almost 50 spots. However, Zachariason cautions that Puka Nacua and Davante Adams will soak up a huge percentage of targets, and in PPR formats like DraftKings, the target floor looks murky. Still, Ferguson's per-catch upside makes him an appealing TE3 target in Underdog drafts.PositiveValueAug 11, 2026
Ferguson's ADP has risen almost 27 spots over the summer from 203.0 in June to 179.6 in August. The fantasy community has dubbed him the target in the Rams' 13 personnel usage, which the Rams lapped the field in during 2025. McKechnie notes that while Ferguson's projection requires some work—he ran just 164 routes last year and caught just 11 of 25 targets for 11 catches, 231 yards, and three touchdowns—the Rams' heavy usage of 13 personnel creates an interesting dynamic where more tight ends will be on the field.PositiveSleeperAug 11, 2026
The source identifies Ferguson as the most athletic tight end among the Rams' five-tight-end roster and the main source of pass-catching upside from the group, despite all five being candidates to play 20+ snaps in a given week.PositiveBreakoutAug 10, 2026
Ferguson could be a late-round tight end gem if he secures a full-time role with the Rams; the source notes the Rams were a top-two team in tight end fantasy points last season and McVay appears to be a fan, suggesting Ferguson could emerge as the single-best late-round TE pick if the rotation shifts in his favor.PositiveBreakoutAug 10, 2026
Ferguson could see something close to a full-time role with the Rams; if so, he will fly up the fantasy ranks given that the Rams were among the top-two teams in overall TE fantasy points last season, though Sean McVay's history of rotating many bodies at the position creates uncertainty.PositiveValueAug 6, 2026
Ferguson has moved +8.1 spots to ADP 180.5 (a +4.3% change) since the beginning of camp.PositiveBreakoutJul 28, 2026
Described as the best upside dart in this tier. Despite only 11 receptions last season, Ferguson averaged 21 yards per reception (highest at the position) and had 52 percent of his targets on passes thrown 20-plus yards downfield—no other tight end reached 21 percent. Sean McVay has praised him, and the Rams' lackluster pass-catcher depth chart behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams could position Ferguson as the WR3 in a high-flying offense. The source notes that having a heavy downfield role isn't ideal if it limits other opportunities, but it's a skill many at the position lack.PositiveSleeperJul 28, 2026
Ranked TE25 as the best upside dart of the tier; while he had only 11 receptions last season, they were productive. Sean McVay has praised him, though McVay tends to praise most of his guys offseason. Ferguson stands out with elite downfield skills—he averaged 21 yards per reception (most at the position) and 52 percent of his targets came on 20-plus yard passes (no other TE reached 21 percent). The Rams' lackluster pass-catcher depth behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams suggests Ferguson could work as the WR3 in a high-flying offense. The source recommends him as a fine last-round dart with potential for a surprising Week 1 usage boost that could have him 'knocking on the TE1 door as soon as Week 2,' though a by-committee system with Colby Parkinson, Tyler Higbee, Davis Allen, and Max Klare is the most likely scenario.