“Rams to Shell Out Millions for Oregon TE Terrance Ferguson: What’s the Unexpected Signing Bonus?”

In the sprawling city of angels, a new chapter begins for a young athlete with big dreams. Our very own Terrance “The Tower” Ferguson, once celebrated on the lush fields of Oregon, is now stepping into the limelight of professional football with the Los Angeles Rams. His transition into the NFL isn’t just about a game change; it’s a life-altering journey from college to the pros. He’ll be donning the horns in a city that’s also home to his fellow Duck-turned-charger, Justin Herbert, creating quite the spectacle for Oregon fans. This selection isn’t just a win for Ferguson but also a strategic move for the Rams aiming to revamp their offense. Here, in his new home, he’s not just filling a role; he’s bringing an aura of determination and a robust skill set that could pivot the game’s tides. With a hefty four-year contract and a lucrative signing bonus, Ferguson’s storyline seems scripted for success, raising expectations for what’s to come both on and off the field. Now, as a fan or curious spectator, you’d be left wondering about the intricacies of this draft pick and what it spells for the future of the NFL. If you’re itching to know more about this transformative moment, and what’s ahead for Ferguson follow PLACEHOLDER754e00641270f53d. LEARN MORE Anchor (link) PLACEHOLDER45ce9f452ca02ce4.In his senior season, Ferguson played in 12 of Oregon’s 14 games, making 11 starts at tight end. Unfortunately, he missed two games due to illness or his numbers would have been even more impressive. He also tied the Duck single-season record for receptions by a tight end with 43 while finishing second in single-season history with 591 receiving yards.As a junior, Ferguson was on the coaches’ Pac-12 All-Conference first team in 2023 and as a sophomore, he was on the coaches’ Pac-12 All-Conference honorable mention list.Ferguson should fit in nicely with the Rams’ offensive scheme and quarterback Matthew Stafford. They might be retooling some things with Cooper Kupp going to Seattle, which means Los Angeles could be going to the tight end a little more often than before and getting a possession-type tight end such as Ferguson should be beneficial.

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The Los Angeles Rams selected the former Oregon tight end in the second round with the No. 46 overall pick of the 2025 NFL draft. Ferguson will receive a four-year contract projected to be worth ,713,462 with a nice signing bonus of ,704,336.The former No. 1 recruit out of Colorado, Ferguson left Oregon as the program’s all-time leader among tight ends in receptions (134) and receiving touchdowns (16) while ranking second all-time in receiving yards (1,537).

In his senior season, Ferguson was named to the All-Big Ten third team by the media and on the John Mackey Award watch list for the nation’s tight end.