When did Terrance Ferguson start getting more playing time for the Rams?

Terrance Ferguson's snap counts and usage began increasing significantly around Week 7.

What makes Terrance Ferguson a deep threat for the Rams?

Ferguson leads tight ends in yards per reception and average depth of target, showcasing his ability to gain significant yardage downfield.

How does Terrance Ferguson rank among NFL tight ends?

Ferguson leads in yards per reception and average depth of target, and ranks high in long receptions and run blocking.

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Rams Rookie TE Ferguson: From Bench to Deep Threat

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Summary

Rookie TE Ferguson leads tight ends in yards per reception.
His average depth of target is 18.4 yards, a significant lead.
Ferguson's run blocking ranks fourth among tight ends since Week 7.

Rams Rookie TE Ferguson: From Bench to Deep Threat

Los Angeles Rams rookie tight end Terrance Ferguson, initially seeing limited action, has transformed into a key deep threat. Despite missing early training camp and Weeks 3-4 of the season, Ferguson's usage has steadily increased since Week 7. He now leads all tight ends in yards per reception and boasts an average depth of target of 18.4 yards, establishing him as a significant vertical element in the Rams' offense.

Ferguson's speed and receiving ability have resulted in six receptions of 25 or more yards, tying him for third most among NFL tight ends. This development is crucial as the Rams prepare for the playoffs. His connection with quarterback Matthew Stafford has also improved, mirroring successful past Rams duos. Ferguson's increasing role is evident, out-snapping Davis Allen in recent games and solidifying his position as TE2.