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The Dallas Cowboys' costly four-year extension for tight end Jake Ferguson highlights their misjudgment, especially when compared to the Philadelphia Eagles' superior and more cost-effective tight end, Dallas Goedert, showcasing Howie Roseman's strategic advantage in NFL roster management.
Jake Ferguson signed a record-setting $52 million contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys, solidifying his role as the team's primary tight end and demonstrating the organization's confidence in his future. The deal highlights his development, strong bond with coach Lunda Wells, and his importance in the team's offensive plans moving forward.
The Dallas Cowboys signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year, $52 million extension with $30 million guaranteed, solidifying his role on the team and freeing up salary cap space for 2025.
The Dallas Cowboys have signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year extension worth up to $52 million, including $30 million guaranteed and a $12 million signing bonus, securing a key offensive player for the upcoming seasons.
The Dallas Cowboys signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year, $52 million extension, securing his position through 2029 and highlighting his importance to the team, especially given his strong performance and role as a key target for quarterback Dak Prescott.
The Dallas Cowboys signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year, $52 million extension, making him the highest-paid tight end in franchise history and the seventh-highest paid in the NFL, reflecting the team's confidence in his long-term potential despite a challenging 2024 season. Ferguson, who has been a key player and safety blanket for Dak Prescott, aims to return to top form after injuries, and the team may continue to work on extending other key players.
Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson posted a cryptic Instagram message following ex-teammate Dalton Schultz's criticism of the team's culture, with Schultz describing the Cowboys' practice facility as a distracting "zoo." The post came just days after Schultz, now with the Texans, spoke out about the differences in culture between the two teams. Ferguson and Schultz were teammates before Schultz signed with the Texans, and both players had successful seasons in their respective teams.
Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson is preparing for a potentially frigid game against the Buffalo Bills by dipping his hands into ice water during practice. However, the weather forecast for the game suggests mild conditions with temperatures around 46 degrees Fahrenheit and some rain. Some speculate that Ferguson's preparation may be unnecessary, as he played in similar conditions while with the Wisconsin Badgers.
Dak Prescott believes the Cowboys' offense could have scored even more in their victory over the Eagles, while Stephon Gilmore was motivated by a taunt from an Eagles wide receiver and played a key role in the Cowboys' defense. Jake Ferguson discusses his mindset when hurdling defenders, and DeMarcus Lawrence's colorful language during an interview aired uncensored on ESPN. The game between the Cowboys and Eagles drew a massive TV audience, and the Cowboys have climbed to the No. 2 spot in the power rankings. Additionally, Lane Johnson continues his tradition of hosting Gold Star families at road games.
Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson impressively hurdles over Philadelphia Eagles rookie cornerback Kelee Ringo while making a sideline catch and run during their game.
RB De'Von Achane of the Miami Dolphins and RB D'Andre Swift of the Philadelphia Eagles are among the best bets for anytime touchdowns in Week 11 of the NFL. Achane, returning from injury, faces a weak Las Vegas Raiders defense, while Swift benefits from the Kansas City Chiefs' vulnerability to the run. Additionally, TE Jake Ferguson of the Dallas Cowboys is a strong option due to his red zone role and the Carolina Panthers' struggles against tight ends.
Fantasy football analyst Sal Vetri provides 10 key insights for winning your Week 5 fantasy football matchup, including concerns about Derek Carr's shoulder affecting the Saints' pass catchers, Breece Hall being the top running back option, Jake Ferguson emerging as a top-10 tight end, D'Andre Swift becoming the workhorse back for the Lions, and Wan'Dale Robinson trending up for the Giants. Other findings include caution with Kyren Williams due to a tough matchup, Kirk Cousins being in a favorable spot, Michael Pittman Jr. bouncing back, Josh Palmer's potential as a top-36 wide receiver, and Tyler Allgeier's decreasing usage.
Jake Ferguson, the de facto TE1 for the Dallas Cowboys, is ready to lead a talented tight ends room that includes Peyton Hendershot and rookie Luke Schoonmaker. The Big-Ten talent in the room helps build chemistry, and Ferguson believes that everyone in the room will make plays. Despite Schoonmaker's injury, he remains engaged and eager to join his teammates on the field. Ferguson is more comfortable in his second year and is focused on reaching his potential as a player and for the team.