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Ferguson is similar to Gronkowski.
This ......,.beat me to itI think Schultz hit his ceiling last year. He will stay a decent TE that won’t put up crazy stats. Ferguson is still rising with a higher ceiling.
But wouldn’t it be more fun to pay franchise tag money for the same production?
There isn't any reason to try to run down Schultz. He was a good, but not spectacular TE for the Cowboys for 3 of the 5 seasons he played in Dallas. He bet on himself by not signing the long-term deal the Cowboys offered him, and he ended up losing that bet when the Cowboys were able to replace him with another 4th round pick - Ferguson. Now, Ferguson is playing good, but not spectacular, for Houston. Good luck to him, and thanks for the time he spent in Dallas. No need to tear the man down.Ferguson's on a 65-705-7, 10.8 yards per catch pace in his 2nd year in the league and 1st as the starter.
The best year Schultz had in Dallas was his 4th year in the league and 2nd as the starter in 2021 when he put up 78-808-8, 10.4 yards per catch. The other years would fall short of what Ferguson is on pace for this year.
We're basically getting the same production already out of the TE position in a seamless transition from the veteran Schultz to the 1st year starter Ferguson.
That's good stuff
That's good stuff
IDK about Schoon being faster. Doesn't show up on the field as that. Ferg is definitely more elusive, and can evade tackles better.There isn't any reason to try to run down Schultz. He was a good, but not spectacular TE for the Cowboys for 3 of the 5 seasons he played in Dallas. He bet on himself by not signing the long-term deal the Cowboys offered him, and he ended up losing that bet when the Cowboys were able to replace him with another 4th round pick - Ferguson. Now, Ferguson is playing good, but not spectacular, for Houston. Good luck to him, and thanks for the time he spent in Dallas. No need to tear the man down.
Just be thankful that Ferguson is playing well. It will be interesting to see how Schoonmaker, who is bigger and faster than Ferguson, will develop. But Dallas got the better end of the deal because they don't have to pay Ferguson the millions that Schultz would have gotten - yet. And there is still potential upside for Ferguson to become even better.
And, more good stuff. He owns you Jamal. Who's yer Daddy again, dawg.
Some surprises just wait for the right time.Been very surprised by Ferguson. Happy I was wrong!
He's certainly off to a good start. I like the attitude.Ferguson is a dawg. Im going to say it now. He took some hellacious hits last night and had the testicular fortitude to leapfrog Quandre Diggs, fully knowing Clarke was ready to hit him. His upside may even surpass Witten. Now we just have to wait and see if all that upside is fulfilled.
I’m shocked beyond belief. A positive post from Risen?! Someone call 911!Ferguson's on a 65-705-7, 10.8 yards per catch pace in his 2nd year in the league and 1st as the starter.
The best year Schultz had in Dallas was his 4th year in the league and 2nd as the starter in 2021 when he put up 78-808-8, 10.4 yards per catch. The other years would fall short of what Ferguson is on pace for this year.
We're basically getting the same production already out of the TE position in a seamless transition from the veteran Schultz to the 1st year starter Ferguson.
Someone needs to sticky this thread. A first positive post for Risen!I’m shocked beyond belief. A positive post from Risen?! Someone call 911!
Fergie really working hard & making the most of his ops. Got the "Novacek" hurdle in last night. Next feat is a 30-yd. YAC with no helmet, à la Witten.All things being equal, Ferg more physical. A trait that comes in handy at TE. Typical fundamentally sound UW product.
To top it off we panicked after there was a run on TE’s and reached for Schoonmaker.We love to waste 2nd rounders. Ferguson showed plenty last year to where we didn’t need to waste a premium pick on a TE.