WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. When the Los Angeles Rams drafted Terrance Ferguson, it was unclear what Sean McVay would use him for. It was always assumed Ferguson would be McVay’s next offensive innovation but little did anyone know Ferguson would be the crucial piece to an offense that’s about to influence the next decade of football philosophy.
While offenses look to emulate McVay’s success, and defenses look for both players and schemes to defend against the Rams’ mixing and matching of personnel packages, there’s one rookie who is the key to the puzzle and his name is Terrance Ferguson.
Ferguson’s speed, power, and overall skills has given McVay another dynamic to pair with three other top tight ends in Davis Allen, Tyler Higbee, and Colby Parkinson.
Ferguson Expands McVay’s Offense
McVay spoke on Ferguson’s development during his Wednesday press conference, expanding on his tight ends room as Ferguson is one of four players who have revolutionized the NFL’s approach to offensive football.
“I think a guy that’s just been consistent every single day,” stated McVay. “We talked a lot about it during training camp. I thought he had a really good offseason. I thought he had really good early parts of training camp then he had the groin that put him out for an extended period of time. That tight end position is so difficult.”
