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Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz fantasy football takes on Terrance Ferguson
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All Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz insights about Terrance Ferguson
PositiveInjuryOct 29, 2026
Ferguson is expected to return from injury but Ian Hartitz is not convinced he will solve the Rams' tight end production issues. The Rams have no single tight end ranked higher than TE24 in PPR points per game despite being the third-ranked team at the position, suggesting scheme-based target distribution rather than talent issues. Hartitz prefers Chig Okonkwo over Ferguson for the rest of the season.PositiveProjectionOct 22, 2026
Ferguson is mentioned as a future beneficiary of the Rams' favorable upcoming schedule (weeks 7-12) once he returns to health. The Rams are among the five teams with the best tight end matchups moving forward.PositiveBreakoutSep 25, 2026
With Puka Nacua out, Ferguson reached a 70% snap count last week and is positioned as a potential tight end one and wide receiver three in the Rams offense. Ian Hartitz projects him as tight end 10 and notes this could be his breakout game with all the chips on the table to take the next step forward; the Rams need to throw the ball to somebody.PositiveValueSep 24, 2026
Ian Hartitz ranks Ferguson TE10-11 with an arrow pointing up; 21% rostered on ESPN and Yahoo. Hartitz notes Ferguson could move up given Passer Tan's likely shadowing of Devonte Adams, getting Ferguson opportunities on the inside. With a 70% route rate when Puka Nakua is out, Hartitz gives Ferguson a nod over Gatston for TE10 if Puka is unavailable.PositiveUsageSep 24, 2026
Ian Hartitz recommends Terrence Ferguson as a long-term streaming option with dramatic usage increase. Routes jumped from 45% to 70%; targets increased from one to nine. Catching passes from the reigning league MVP with 54 yards and a touchdown. Ranked TE10-11 with arrow pointing up; 21% rostered on ESPN and Yahoo. Increased role may be sustained if Puka Nakua remains sidelined (status uncertain for Sunday Night Football). Against Broncos defense with cornerback Tan likely shadowing Devonte Adams, Ferguson positioned for inside targets. Hartitz gives Ferguson a nod over Gassin for TE10 if Puka is unavailable.NegativeRoleSep 17, 2026
Terrance Ferguson posted only a 45% route rate in week one, ranking tight end 27, and Ian Hartitz is holding him for one more week despite the poor showing. Hartitz notes that if Ferguson had posted a route rate north of 70%, he would have ranked him tight end 12, indicating massive upside potential if usage increases. The low usage and the Rams' offensive struggles in the season-opening Australia game make him a stash-and-wait candidate. Hartitz acknowledges Ferguson had a higher route rate in the first half, suggesting possible scheme adjustments ahead.PositiveProjectionSep 9, 2026
Ian Hartitz ranks Terrence Ferguson as TE19, noting he could rise into the top 10 or top 6 if he achieves an 80% route participation rate. Hartitz suggests he is a viable start over veterans like Dalton Schultz or Hunter Henry.PositiveBreakoutSep 7, 2026
Ian Hartitz identifies Terrance Ferguson as a high-upside bench stash with top-10 tight end potential by week two, contingent on him securing a route rate north of 70% in week one. Ferguson is a talented second-year player in a Rams offense that historically produces high tight end volume; he is currently being cross-trained to play every position except running back. His snap share saw a notable increase late last season following an injury to Davante Adams.PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
Liam Murphy identifies Terrence Ferguson as his most-drafted tight end due to price; Murphy emphasizes Ferguson's cheapness as the primary reason for his high draft frequency, making him a core value target in Murphy's tight end strategy.PositiveSleeperAug 30, 2026
JJ Zachariason targets Terrance Ferguson as a late-round tight end lottery ticket and sleeper option. Zachariason drafted Ferguson in multiple mocks as a late-round TE, expressing hope that 'maybe Terrance Ferguson will boom.' Zachariason recommends Ferguson as a late-round tight end handcuff/depth option to target after securing a primary tight end starter, positioning him as part of a late-round strategy focused on finishing roster spots. This approach reflects Zachariason's philosophy that only 1.2 fantasy points per game separated TE9 from TE16 last season, making late-round TE viable.PositiveSleeperAug 29, 2026
Terrance Ferguson is Ian Hartitz's top tight end sleeper, currently undervalued with an ADP outside the top 160 on ESPN and top 200 on Sleeper. He led all tight ends with 21 yards per reception and a 52% deep target rate last year. Hartitz projects him as the de facto WR3 and TE1 in a Rams offense lacking depth behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams. While there is competition for snaps from Tyler Higbee, Colby Parkinson, and Davis Allen, Hartitz notes that Ferguson's snaps previously spiked when Adams was out, and if he secures a 70%+ route rate, he could emerge as a top-10 tight end by week two.PositiveBreakoutAug 25, 2026
JJ Zachariason identifies Terrence Ferguson as a priority late-round tight end target with top-10 weekly upside if he secures a 75%+ route rate. Ferguson led all tight ends with 21 yards per catch last season, though efficiency regression is expected with a larger role. He is currently ranked as TE18, ahead of Hunter Henry, Brenton Strange, and AJ Barner, but behind Chigoziem Okonkwo and Juwan Johnson. He is described as the 'anti-Tyler Warren' in player profile and notably kept first-round pick Kenan Sadique on the bench.NegativeValueAug 24, 2026
Ian Hartitz prefers pairing Terrence Ferguson with Dallas Goedert as two late-round tight end picks to avoid mid-round tight end selections, positioning Ferguson as a value target in later rounds.PositiveSleeperAug 22, 2026
JJ Zachariason identifies Terrence Ferguson as a favorite late-round tight end target, positioned as a potential tight end one/wide receiver three in the Matthew Stafford-led Rams offense that Vegas and analysts love; framed as 'your fantasy nerd's favorite late round tight end' with significant upside at a late draft cost.NegativeProjectionAug 21, 2026
Terence Ferguson is mentioned as a late-round lottery ticket tight end option in the 101 draft position strategy, recommended as a final-pick flier given tight end depth concerns from injuries like Jordan Tyson's.PositiveRoleAug 20, 2026
Ian Hartitz notes that heavy personnel usage in the Bears offense is bad for Terrence Ferguson when it leads to a rotation, limiting his playing time and target opportunities.PositiveSleeperAug 16, 2026
Ian Hartitz identifies Terrance Ferguson as a great late-round target. If Ferguson secures a 75% route rate in Week 1, he could quickly rise in weekly rankings, making him a high-upside stash.PositiveSleeperAug 12, 2026
JJ Zachariason explicitly targets Terrence Ferguson as a late-round tight end sleeper with significant breakout potential. Ferguson could emerge as a top-10 tight end if he gets early-season snap share with the Rams, similar to how a tight end running on 75% of dropbacks would immediately become a top-10 option.PositiveSleeperAug 12, 2026
JJ Zachariason expresses strong conviction in Terence Ferguson as a late-round tight end target, emphasizing he wants to wait on the position and secure Ferguson specifically; indicates Ferguson is undervalued relative to other late-round tight end options. Zachariason states 'I would like Terence Ferguson later' and explicitly warns 'please, for the love of God, no one take Terren Ferguson from me. I'm going to be furious if they do,' signaling high confidence in Ferguson's value at his ADP.NegativeSleeperJul 24, 2026
Ferguson is identified as a potential late-round sleeper at tight end for the Rams, though he carries committee risk. The Rams' tight end room collectively scored the second-most PPR points in the league last year (behind only Tram McBride's Cardinals), with Kobe Parkinson finishing as TE22. If production consolidates around one player, Ferguson could offer significant late-round value without requiring a high draft pick.NegativeInjuryNo date
Ferguson is likely out this week with an ankle injury, opening up targets in the Rams tight end room.NegativeValueNo date
Terrence Ferguson was noted for being drafted significantly earlier than expected in the current draft.PositiveBreakoutNo date
Ian Hartitz highlights Ferguson as a talented rising second-year player in a high-production tight end offense. While the Rams' depth chart is crowded, Hartitz notes that the Rams were the second-highest scoring team for tight ends last year. If Ferguson secures a route rate north of 70% in Week 1, Hartitz believes he will be a top-10 tight end by Week 2 and has the potential to emerge as a starting fantasy TE1.NegativeValueNo date
Selected as one of three tight ends in the final five picks of Davis Mattek's $2M tournament draft to avoid premium tight end selections. Mattek notes minimal differentiation between Ferguson, Dalton Schultz, Hunter Henry, and Brenton Strange at the tier.NegativeBustNo date
JJ Zachariason self-identifies as 'freaking sick in the head' for drafting Terrence Ferguson, a late-round tight end prospect who 'probably shouldn't be being drafted,' suggesting Ferguson is a contrarian pick with significant bust risk despite Zachariason's willingness to take the flier.