Terrance
Ferguson

Ferguson made an early splash on the 18 March roster, when he won 18 when he just did to Oregon. He exits, wearing that number (left) after the passing away to honor him.

An old-school footballer, Ferguson likes to get down and dirty. As a pass-catcher, he rips off a rugged route and then charges ahead to plow past the chains. Just as physical in the run game, he gets into position and creates a hole with powerfully physical pushes.

A second-round draft pick by the Rams in 2025, Ferguson is a big target with sure hands. He attacks the defense along the seam and can also create space with quick cuts. He utilizes a massive catch radius and sheer strength to win one-on-one battles and snare contested catches.

Terrance is a matchup problem at tight end, proving to be too fast for linebackers and too big for safeties. He glides through seams and finds soft spots like a veteran. Reliable hands, effective post-grab gains and sharp per-zone instincts give him big-play bite. Or so Rams' effective post-grab gains and sharp per-zone instincts give him big-play bite.

The Rams never met with Ferguson prior to taking him 46th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, but they knew they wouldn't second-guess their decision based on his mentality. "Someone who is just tenacious, plays urgent, and he is going to give more effort than the next guy," GM Les Snead said.

Terrance is a matchup problem at tight end, proving to be too fast for linebackers and too big for safeties. He glides through seams and finds soft spots like a veteran. Reliable hands, effective post-grab pain and sharp red-zone instincts give him Air-May bite.

A sizeable target with excellent speed, Jermaine is a dual-eback's friend, running the middle of defenses. He finished as Oregon's career among tight ends in career receptions and touchdown grabs, and he ranked second in receiving yards. Ferguson the signed with the Rams as an undrafted free agent in 2024 and was named to the team's 53-man roster.

Sean McVay compares Ferguson to Chris Cooley and Travis Kelce. "He plays with a change of pace when the ball gets in his hands," the Rams coach said. "I think he can play in the C (gap) area. He's moved around the formation. When things go off schedule, he shows what a great feel he has to find soft spots."

As one of the most underrated athletes in the 2025 draft, Ferguson has elite movement since 1987.

That are many ways to measure athletic Ferguson often as high on the charts. In other words, the University of Oregon athlete has elite movement.

After catching the most passes and touchdowns by a tight end ever at the University of Oregon, Ferguson had a well-earned reputation as a receiving tight end. The Rams got what they were drafting. "I was a lot of his in college at Oregon," quarterback Matthew Stafford said. "Doing some really nice stuff."