Rams GM Les Snead also said the Rams have discussed using more 12 personnel, and said they can do a better job of giving veteran TE Tyler Higbee breaks with Terrance Ferguson in the fold now.

Jackson posted that Snead praised the rookie Ferguson's ball-tracking and body control and said the young TE fits what the Rams want to do offensively. Ferguson can be had at the end of drafts if owners want to take a chance. He's a familiar name for dynasty owners, but doesn't appear to have much fantasy value for redraft leagues right now. Still, it's interesting the Rams could go with more two-TE formations. It could give a boost to the run game as well, especially with QB Matthew Stafford dealing with a back injury.

The Rams signed second-round pick tight end Terrance Ferguson.

As the logjam of unsigned second-round picks breaks, Ferguson received about 83 percent of his contract fully guaranteed. Ferguson could be in the mix almost immediately in the Rams offense. He posted almost 1,600 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns in four seasons at Oregon and, given his size and ability, could become a favorite target sooner rather than later for quarterback Matthew Stafford. Rookie tight ends are always tough to project in their first year. Ferguson is averaging as the 27th tight end off the board.