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DECEMBER 8 • SI.COM
TERRANCE FERGUSON #3 - TIGHT END - OREGON DUCKS
520 YDS •
38 REC •
3 TD
520 YDS
38 REC
3 TD
Oregon Ducks' Terrance Ferguson Breaks Program Tight End Touchdown Record Oregon Ducks tight end Terrance Ferguson has been a reliable option in Eugene for all of his career. He scored his 16th career touchdown dur...
Finds end zone in rivalry win Ferguson totaled four receptions (on five targets) for 48 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 49-21 victory versus Washington.
Impact Ferguson scored a touchdown for the second time in the last three games. The 6-foot-5 senior did not score once while playing in eight of the first 10 games of the season. But, he's been a consistent piece of the passing game throughout the year, averaging 3.5 catches (on 5.8 targets) for 49.0 yards over 10 appearances. He'll look to make an impact once more when the Ducks take on an elite Penn State defense during the Big Ten Championship Game this coming Saturday night.
DECEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Logs first TD of the season Week 11 Ferguson posted six receptions (on 12 targets) for 35 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 39-18 victory against Maryland.
Impact Ferguson logged his first touchdown of the season when he caught a nine-yard score just before the end of the first half. He also logged double-digit targets for the first time this season, and he finished with a team-high in this category ahead of wideout Evan Stewart (seven) and wideout Justius Lower (six). Meanwhile, usual WR1 Tez Johnson (shoulder) was ruled out pregame, which likely impacted the target shares for these other pass-catchers. Across his last three appearances, Ferguson has totaled 12 catches (on 25 targets) for 131 yards and a touchdown, which isn't overly impressive in terms of fantasy stats. He'll look to find the end zone once again during this coming Saturday's road game at Wisconsin.
NOVEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE
Logs two catches in return Ferguson hauled in two of five targets for 34 yards during Saturday's 38-17 victory against Michigan.
Impact Ferguson missed the previous two games after undergoing an appendectomy. The senior tight end reprised his top spot in this tight end corps, and hes now averaged 3.1 receptions (on 5.0 targets) for 50.7 yards across his seven appearances this season. He'll look to score his first touchdown of the season during this coming Saturday's game against Maryland.
NOVEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE
Good to go Saturday Ferguson (abdomen) will play Saturday against Michigan, Rob Moseley of Oregon's official site reports.
Impact Ferguson missed the Ducks' last two games after undergoing an appendectomy. The senior tight end should give a boost to an already formidable Oregon passing attack. Ferguson has 20 grabs for 321 yards in six games this season.
NOVEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE
Participates in Tuesday practice Ferguson (abdomen) participated in Oregon's team practice Tuesday, James Crepea of The Oregonian reports.
Impact Ideally for Ferguson, his latest update indicates his availability for when the Oregon team plays its next game. The team will visit Michigan for a Nov. 2 game that begins the last stretch of impressive Oregon's 2024 season, made possible with help from Ferguson, the Ducks' top tight end.
OCTOBER 29 • ROTOWIRE
Out vs. Illinois Ferguson (abdomen) won't be available Saturday against Illinois, Rob Moseley of Oregon's official site reports.
Impact Ferguson, who was deemed questionable earlier in the week, will ultimately miss a second straight game following surgery to remove his appendix. The senior has 20 receptions for 321 yards this season. Kenyon Sadiq should serve as the Ducks' top tight end again Saturday in Ferguson's absence.
OCTOBER 26 • ROTOWIRE
Could be available Saturday Ferguson (abdomen) could be available for Oregon's game Saturday against Illinois, Ally Osborne of SI.com reports.
Impact Oregon's head coach Dan Lanning attended a press conference and discussed Ferguson on Monday. "Wait as the season goes and how the week goes and where those guys are at and if they'll be available for us this weekend," he said. So for now, there is at least a possibility Ferguson will be available Saturday.
OCTOBER 25 • ROTOWIRE
Reason of absence revealed Ferguson (abdomen) had his appendix removed Friday and that's why he didn't play in the Ducks' 35-0 win over Purdue, head coach Dan Lanning told Matt Fortuna of The Inside Zone.
Impact Recovering from this can be daunting and painful, so it's unclear when -- and if -- Ferguson will return this season. Ferguson's absence should allow Patrick Herbert to get more snaps.
OCTOBER 18 • ROTOWIRE
Pop-up out status against Purdue Ferguson (undisclosed) is out for Friday night's matchup against Purdue.
Impact Ferguson had no injury designation heading into the game, so this status comes as a big surprise. More information on the scope on the tight end's injury should be disclosed in the coming days if not tonight, but his absence should pave way for backup tight end Patrick Herbert to get more snaps. Ferguson's next chance to see the field will be next Saturday against Illinois.
OCTOBER 18 • ROTOWIRE
Logs eight targets in win Ferguson caught four of eight targets for 62 yards during Saturday's 32-31 victory against Ohio State.
Impact Ferguson finished with his second-most targets of any game so far this season. The senior tight end tied with wideout Evan Stewart for the Ducks' second-most targets behind Tez Johnson (10). Meanwhile, tytpical No. 2 wideout Traeshon Holden was ejected for spitting in the first half. With Stewart breaking out for 149 receiving yards Saturday, it will be interesting to see how the target share breaks out for the Ducks moving forward, starting with next week's road gam at Purdue, which just fell to 1-5 with a 50-49 loss to Illinois.
OCTOBER 13 • ROTOWIRE
Logs 62-yard reception Week 6 Ferguson tallied two receptions (on five targets) for 82 yards during Friday's 31-10 win over Michigan State.
Impact Ferguson recorded a game-long 62-yard reception on a long catch-and-run in the first half. The 6-foot-5 senior thus finished with more than 45 yards and more than three targets for the first time since Week 1. He also finished tied with wideout Traeshon Holden for the Ducks' second-most targets behind WR1 Tez Johnson (13). The passing game is still primarily working through Johnson and Holden, so Ferguson's fantasy value will likely be tied to YAC and short-yardage scoring chances going forward.
OCTOBER 6 • ROTOWIRE
Grabs just one pass Saturday Ferguson gathered in one of three targets for 18 yards during Saturday's 34-13 victory over UCLA.
Impact Ferguson logged exactly three targets for the third game in a row. The 6-foot-5 senior looked primed for a significant role this season after his seven-catch, 87-yard performance Week 1. But, he's been significantly overshadowed by the Ducks' talented corps of wide receivers with Tez Johnson, Traeshon Holden and Evan Stewart. Ferguson has also lost targets to backup tight ends Patrick Herbert and Kenyon Sadiq as of late, and he'll only be able to maintain significant fantasy value if he's able to take over the entire target share at tight end.
SEPTEMBER 30 • ROTOWIRE
Three more catches Saturday Ferguson caught all three targets for 45 yards during Saturday's 49-14 win versus Oregon State.
Impact Ferguson caught all three of his targets for the second week in a row. The 6-foot-5 senior has yet to find the end zone this season, but he's been one of the Ducks' top pass-catchers so far this season with 13 catches (15 targets) for 159 yards. His target share trails only top wideouts Tez Johnson (25) and Evan Stewart (16) through the first three games. Ferguson likely won't be as involved as his seven-catch performance Week 1, but he should remain a consistent piece of this passing offense moving forward. He'll look to log his first score of the season when Oregon next plays versus UCLA on Saturday, Sept. 28.
SEPTEMBER 15 • ROTOWIRE
Three catches versus Boise State Ferguson hauled in all three targets for 27 yards during Saturday's 37-34 win over Boise State.
Impact Ferguson didn't make as big of an impact as his seven-catch performance Week 1. But he still wound up tied with wideout Tez Johnson for the Ducks' third-most targets behind Evan Stewart (seven) and Traeshon Holden (five) on Saturday. Ferguson and Johnson led the team in targets in the season opener with nine and 13, respectively. Oregon's offense has looked inconsistent with struggles in pass blocking and run protection through the first two weeks. With the team still trying to establish a rhythm, it's likely that a true No. 1 receiver will not emerge anytime soon for quarterback Dillon Gabriel. Nevertheless, it's a good bet to expect Ferguson to remain a significant piece of this passing game after logging 42 catches for 414 yards last season. He'll look to catch his first touchdown pass of the season this coming Saturday versus Oregon State.
SEPTEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE
Leading receiver in win Ferguson caught seven of nine targets for 87 yards during Saturday's 24-14 victory against Idaho.
Impact Ferguson immediately connected with new signal-caller Dillon Gabriel, who went 41-for-49 passing for 380 yards and two touchdowns. The 6-foot-5 senior tight end actually led the Ducks in receiving yards, and he trailed only top returning wideout Tez Johnson in terms of targets (13) and catches (12). The 5-foot-10 speedster was also on the receiving end of each of the Ducks' two passing touchdowns Saturday. While it's highly unlikely that Gabriel will need to pass the ball this much moving forward, Ferguson and Johnson should be considered the most reliable pass-catchers in what's expected to be one of the nation's most explosive offenses once again this season. It will be worth monitoring if these two continue serving as Oregon's top receivers versus Boise State in Week 2.
SEPTEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Leading receiver in win Ferguson caught seven of nine targets for 87 yards during Saturday's 24-14 victory against Idaho.
Impact Ferguson immediately connected with new signal-caller Dillon Gabriel, who went 41-for-49 passing for 380 yards and two touchdowns. The 6-foot-5 senior tight end actually led the Ducks in receiving yards, and he trailed only top returning wideout Tez Johnson in terms of targets (13) and catches (12). The 5-foot-10 speedster was also on the receiving end of each of the Ducks' two passing touchdowns Saturday. While it's highly unlikely that Gabriel will need to pass the ball this much moving forward, Ferguson and Johnson should be considered the most reliable pass-catchers in what's expected to be one of the nation's most explosive offenses once again this season. It will be worth monitoring if these two continue serving as Oregon's top receivers versus Boise State in Week 2.
SEPTEMBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Not listed on injury report Ferguson isn't listed on the Ducks' initial injury report of the 2024 season.
Impact This comes on the heels of Ferguson being listed on Oregon's Week 1 two deep. The tight end dealt with a hand injury this offseason that carried over into fall camp, but he appears to be good to go for the Ducks' opener against Idaho.
AUGUST 31 • ROTOWIRE
Listed as starter Ferguson (hand) was listed as Oregon's starting tight end on the team's depth chart, James Crepea of The Oregonian reports.
Impact Ferguson has been dealing with a hand injury but his spot on the depth chart is an encouraging sign that he should be good to go for Saturday's matchup versus Idaho. If he ends up being unable to play however, Patrick Herbert and Kenyon Sadiq should see increased playing time.
AUGUST 31 • ROTOWIRE
Wrap on hand during practice Ferguson was seen wearing a wrap around one of his hands during Oregon's team practice Tuesday, James Crepea of The Oregonian reports.
Impact Ferguson's left hand being wrapped suggests an injury that has no further details other than the Crepea observations. Ideally for the tight end, he can shed his wrap soon, considering Oregon's 2024 season is expected to begin Saturday against Idaho.
AUGUST 27 • ROTOWIRE
Oregon Ducks' Terrance Ferguson Leading Talented TEs: 'Everyone Wants The Ball' Excitement in Eugene is building around Oregon's tight end room. The ceiling is stratospheric for this skillful group. The leader is Terranc...
AUGUST 17 • SI.COM
Expect 'Underrated' Oregon Tight End Terrance Ferguson To Get The Ball More In 2024 Oregon Duck football offensive coordinator Will Stein plans on getting the ball to Terrance Ferguson more this fall.
APRIL 28 • SI.COM
There is more work to be done at Oregon for Jeffrey Bassa and Terrance Ferguson before they leave for the NFL Oregon seniors talk about their decisions to return to Oregon.
APRIL 3 • 247SPORTS.COM
WATCH: Terrance Ferguson explains his decision to pass on NFL, return to Oregon Oregon senior tight end Terrance Ferguson opens up about his decision to pass on the NFL for another year with the Ducks.
APRIL 2 • 247SPORTS.COM
