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PositiveSleeperJul 19, 2026
Terrance Ferguson, currently TE18 on the dynasty chart, is the most interesting name in the deeper tight end pool. His appeal starts with how the Rams organization talks about him and a rookie season that included a genuinely eye-opening per-catch average of roughly 21 yards per reception despite limited target and catch totals. There's real belief he could take a significant second-year leap and emerge as the third-most valuable pass catcher in that offense behind the team's top two receivers, particularly given how thin the proven depth is behind them. Ferguson has also come up as essentially a free target in redraft leagues, going in the range of TE30 despite real upside. Rams tight ends combined for over 100 catches and 17 touchdowns last season, production expected to consolidate into fewer hands rather than being split across four or five players. Ferguson offers the best combination of affordability in trades or startup drafts and realistic target-share ceiling of any tight end in this range, playing in an offense whose coach is known for using tight ends heavily.NegativeRoleJul 11, 2026
Terrance Ferguson, 23 years old and drafted in the second round in 2025, is one of two younger prospects in the Rams' tight end room alongside Max Klare. The source notes that drafting Klare one year after Ferguson is peculiar unless the Rams are planning a new tight end duo after this season; for now, the upside of all four Rams tight ends is capped until one emerges.PositiveBreakoutJul 10, 2026
At 180 ADP in round 15, Ferguson is an upside swing worth chasing for those who already have a steady tight end or two. The second-round rookie had a disappointing 2025 with a 38.5% snap share (69th at the position) and only 25 targets, catching 11 for 231 yards and three touchdowns. However, there were positives in his usage that signal how Sean McVay wants to deploy him. Ferguson was used almost exclusively as a deep threat with an aDOT of 18.6 yards and 14 deep targets—the next closest tight end was Travis Kelce with 10. With the Rams being trendsetters in 12 and 13 personnel looks, Ferguson should see the field more in Year 2. With the receiver room barren behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams, Ferguson could settle into being the third option in the passing attack. McVay gushed about Ferguson at his end-of-season press conference, claiming he is a 'stud' and that 'he can win from different locations, whether that's attached, in the slot, or out wide.' Ferguson is oozing with potential in this Rams offense.