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Rams Tight End Terrance Ferguson Ruled Out After Hamstring Setback

The new hamstring injury compounds a lingering ankle problem and leaves his short-term return timeline unclear for a Rams offense short on pass-catching depth.

Overview

  • The Rams announced that Ferguson suffered a hamstring injury in practice and will not play in the team’s upcoming game against the Washington Commanders.
  • Ferguson had been recovering from a medial ankle sprain that sent him to injured reserve in early October and had become eligible to return once the IR window closed.
  • Before the injuries, the No. 46 pick from the 2025 draft recorded seven catches for 63 yards and one touchdown across his first three NFL games, including a six-catch performance in Week 2.
  • With Davante Adams still sidelined, Ferguson’s absence removes a projected secondary receiving option and increases pressure on veteran and depth tight ends to handle targets.
  • The hamstring setback creates uncertainty about Ferguson’s near-term availability and could delay his development and role in the Rams’ offense while medical updates remain pending.