After finishing as the TE8 in 2023, Ferguson took a step back in 2024, ending the season as the TE28 overall and TE25 on a per-game basis. He missed a few games, and more importantly, didn’t catch a single touchdown—something that’s unlikely to repeat. With Dak Prescott under center, Ferguson averaged 7.5 half-PPR points per game, which is solid high-end TE2 production. The arrival of George Pickens could put a squeeze on Ferguson’s targets, but assuming both he and Prescott stay healthy, positive touchdown regression should push him back into the low-end TE1 conversation. He’s not flashy, but he’s a capable late-round option at a volatile position.