Puka Nacua

Sometimes style points matter, even in rivalries like the Seahawks and Rams.

A free agent this offseason, the 33-year-old tight end certainly didn't earn many targets for the Rams in 2025 despite 3TE looks being the norm. Some of that is Davante Adams and Puka Nacua, yes. Some of that is also just getting old. We'd bet on Higbee to get sniffs in free agency, but we'd be surprised if the lifelong Ram found a fantasy-favorable role in 2026.

From Weeks 1-12, the 2024 sixth-round pick was Los Angeles' No. 3 receiver and played 52.4 percent of the Rams' snaps. His fantasy relevancy peaked when the Rams headed to London without Puka Nacua and Whittington managed to reward managers with a 2/9 dud. Over the final five games of the season, dealing with a knee injury, he managed just 44 offensive snaps. Whittington isn't a must-hold in dynasty leagues at this point, but it's possible he was simply not himself while trying to play hurt. Either way, it's hard to imagine much of a 2026 fantasy role for him here.

It's an unsatisfying end to a season that looked to be trending up over his last three games, with a hamstring injury sandwiched around games of four, four, and five targets heading into this one. Ferguson probably won't garner much offseason hype given the fact that the Rams very easily fed Puka Nacua and Davante Adams this year, but he has a shot to take a major step forward. He's best-drafted as a high-end TE2 given the Rams' 3TE shenanigans and our lack of a proof of concept for a big fantasy game, but where there's talent and a good offensive playcaller, fantasy points aren't hard to foresee.

Nacua corralled nine of 14 targets for 165 yards and a touchdown while gaining four yards on his only carry in Sunday's 31-27 loss to the Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game.