Tight End · Los Angeles Rams
Terrance Ferguson — 2026 Fantasy Outlook
Source dated 2026-08-31 · PPR rank · Season-long projection
Analysis by Shawn Childs, from his 2026 guide — his words, unedited.
Los Angeles added Ferguson with a second-round pick in the 2025 draft. Across four years at Oregon, he turned 190 targets into 134 receptions for 1,537 yards and 16 touchdowns, with his two strongest seasons coming back-to-back in 2023 (42/414/6) and 2024 (43/591/3).
Ferguson gives the Rams a tight end who can threaten defenses down the seam, but he comes with legitimate concerns. Press-heavy defenders will give him trouble getting off the line cleanly, and his run blocking isn't close to NFL-ready — expect him to be a liability in that area early, which will likely keep him off the field on early downs. He ran a 4.63 at the combine, which is functional but not the kind of speed that stresses safeties on its own.
The Rams gave Ferguson only 415 snaps last year, ranking him fourth on the team at the tight end position. He caught on 11 of his 25 targets (44%) for 232 yards and three touchdowns, but gained an impressive 21.0 yards per catch. His best stats came in Week 7 (1/31/1), Week 16 (3/33/1), and Week 17 (2/54/1). Ferguson has one catch or fewer in 13 contests. Los Angeles had him inactive in two games, and a hamstring issue cost him two contests.
Fantasy Outlook
Ferguson should be a challenging tight end to time in 2026, putting him in the deep sleeper range at the tight end position. Full Los Angeles Rams outlook →
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