by: Barkley Truax • 55 minutes ago • BarkleyTruax
Rookie tight end Terrance Ferguson has reached an agreement with the Los Angeles Rams, his agent tells ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The second-round pick is expected to sign a four-year $9.7 million contract, including over $8 million guaranteed.
Ferguson was taken by the Los Angeles Rams with the No. 46 overall pick during April’s 2025 NFL Draft. He played his college football for the Oregon Ducks .
A four-year player at Oregon, Ferguson has plenty of experience under his belt. His role grew over the years, but 53 college games are on his resume. Ferguson recorded 134 catches for 1,537 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The 2024 season was his best, at least from a receptions and yards standpoint. Ferguson caught 43 passes for 591 yards with a new quarterback, Dillon Gabriel. Oregon’s offense was once again near the top in college football, winning the Big Ten.
Making matters even more incredible, there was a major procedure Ferguson underwent midseason. Ahead of a conference showdown against Purdue, Ferguson had to get his appendix removed. While he might have fought through other injuries, Lanning knew this one required some time on the sidelines.