Rams' Ferguson Eyeing Breakout, Cap Headaches Loom

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The Los Angeles Rams are eyeing a bright 2026 season with young tight-end Terrence Ferguson

potentially stepping up big time.

Drafted last year, he flasped promise as a rookie despite the steep learning curve of

the position in Sean McVey's complex offense.

Ferguson wasn't always the top tight-end on the roster, but experts see him on the verge

of a breakout.

Meanwhile, veterans like Tyler Higby have slipped from the top tight-end spot, and Colby

Parkinson showed flashes in 2025, but struggled.

With drops including a key one in the NFC championship, second-year players like Ferguson

need a strong offseason to solidify their roles amidst stiff competition, Rams offensive

Lyman Rob Havenstein, who retired alongside Aaron Donald this offseason, shared wild stories

from practice.

He said literally, nobody could block Donald, and even a lucky stop one play meant trouble

on the next.

It highlights the legendary impact Donald had daily.

Looking ahead, the Rams all-in push for 2026 could spark salary cap headaches in 2027.

Their star rookie class from 2023, including quarterback Stetson Bennett, wider receiver

Pukka Nakua and others like Kobe Turner will.

With extension time, with over $96 million in projected cap space, drafting seven rookies

and adding vets might not stretch far enough.

Fans are buzzing too, debating risky draft trades under short GM tenures that could morgue

as the future for quick wins.

As training camp nears, these storylines will heat up, setting the stage for another

Rams run.