Jake Ferguson

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Houston Texans in Week 4 and more.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Baltimore Ravens in Week 3 and more.

Jake Ferguson discusses the Cowboys' upcoming trip to Brazil, emphasizing the need to stay locked in despite the unique experience of playing internationally. Ferguson also previews the challenge of facing the Baltimore Ravens, praises teammate Ryan Flournoy's growth and work ethic, and says the team's strong brotherhood will help navigate the long travel week.

TE Jake Ferguson shares his thoughts following a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders.

Jake Ferguson catches for a 12-yard Touchdown vs. Washington Commanders, 09/20/2026

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott finds wide-open tight end Jake Ferguson for Boys' to go up 2 scores.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Washington Commanders in Week 2 and more.

Jake Ferguson discusses the Cowboys' approach heading into Week 2, emphasizing the importance of focusing on their own execution, learning from the season opener, and preparing for another unfamiliar defensive scheme. Ferguson says the key to getting off to a fast start is building confidence through a strong week of preparation so the offense can play fast and without hesitation on Sunday.

Jake Ferguson met with the media to discuss about what he has learned to enjoy about joint practices, the tight end room and how the rookies are going about camp, describes his experience at camp, working to not stay complacent and more.

Jake Ferguson speaks with media at Cowboys Training Camp in Oxnard, discussing the team's "GOTI" mantra, short for "Greatest Offense There Is," and the confidence the offense has built during the offseason. Ferguson also reflects on getting married, returning healthy for camp, and the strong culture being established under head coach Brian Schottenheimer. He credits both veteran leadership and a hungry young roster for creating an environment centered on earning respect, doing things the right way, and chasing success together.

Dallas Cowboys players met with the media following Tuesday's Mini Camp practice to discuss the return of George Pickens, the upcoming season, and more.

Tyler Smith, Jake Ferguson, Terence Steele and Luke Schoonmaker speak to the media at the Reliant Home Run Derby.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the New York Giants in Week 18 and more.

TE Jake Ferguson speaks with media after Wednesday's practice to discuss the week 18 matchup against the New York Giants and more.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson makes a 6-yard touchdown reception against the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day during Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16 and more.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Minnesota Vikings in Week 15 and more.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott lasers a 19-yard pass to tight end Jake Ferguson.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Detroit Lions in Week 14 and more.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott tosses a short pass to tight end Jake Ferguson for a gain of 10 yards on fourth-down.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 13 and more.

TE Jake Ferguson speaks with media after Monday's practice as the Cowboys have a short week to prepare for the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day.

The Dallas Cowboys get across midfield on their potential game-winning drive thanks to a 19-yard reception by tight end Jake Ferguson.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson runs through three Philadelphia Eagles defenders to set up a first-and-goal for the Cowboys' offense.

TE Jake Ferguson joins 105.3 The Fan to share his thoughts on facing the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 12 and more.

George Pickens, Jake Ferguson and other star Cowboys players can't wait to take care of business in Brazil, knowing they'll also make NFL history in the process.

As the Cowboys prepare to meet the Ravens in Brazil, the playing surface in Rio is making headlines, and Dallas is addressing them after their win over the Commanders.

What the Cowboys offense did in their blowout win over the Commanders is a reminder of what they're capable of, and that's despite needing to clean up a few things from Dak Prescott's historic day.

The Cowboys have restructured the contracts of Kenny Clark, DaRon Bland and Jake Ferguson ahead of the 2026 season to give Dallas some added cap room.

While Jake Ferguson had career-highs in catches, earning a second Pro Bowl, there is an area of his game that could be improved.

The NFL's annual awards show - NFL Honors - will recognize some of the best moments from the past and present. Here are five Cowboys up for awards, including two seeking the ultimate individual prize.

In addressing the upcoming needs of each position, we focus today on the tight ends, where Jake Ferguson leads the way, while Luke Schoonmaker and Brevyn Spann-Ford look to further elevate the position room.

Tight end Jake Ferguson, who had career-highs in receptions and touchdowns in 2025, has been added to the NFC Pro Bowl roster as an alternate, replacing 49ers TE George Kittle.

Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson is one of three finalists for the annual NFL Salute to Service Award, presented by USAA. The winner will be announced at NFL Honors on Feb. 5.

Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson has been named among the NFL's  32 nominees for the 2025 Salute to Service Award presented by USAA.

With so much on the line as the Cowboys tried desperately to avoid a 1-3 start to the 2025 season, several gave their all against Micah Parsons and the invading Packers.

For the second week in a row, the Dallas Cowboys were tasked with trying to take down an NFC East opponent, as several key players left it all on the field.

The first contract extension to land in Cowboys' training camp is awarded to Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson, and he explains what it, and staying with Lunda Wells, means to him.

On Sunday, the Cowboys signed tight end Jake Ferguson to a four-year extension that makes him the highest paid tight end in the franchise's history.

After battling injuries in an up-and-down 2024 season, Jake Ferguson is excited about how the Cowboys' offense is coming together and is looking forward to a better season as he heads into a contract year.

Luke Schoonmaker showed great flashes in 2024, and he looks to continue that trend as others behind him on the depth chart aim to make a name at a position owned by Jake Ferguson.

George Pickens isn't the only Cowboy heading into the last year of his contract, as Dallas has several key contributors up for new deals entering the 2025 season.

For the first time in his young NFL career, Jake Ferguson battled an up-and-down season that was driven by injury and other factors; and he's ready to rectify that in 2025.

A lot of Cowboys' offseason buzz has been centered around Micah Parsons' looming extension, but other key players like Tyler Smith, Jake Ferguson and DaRon Bland are also entering contract years and are looking to make the most of them.

The Cowboys' tight end room is one of the youngest position groups on the roster, and they seem to be content with what they've got. Now, can they take the next step in their development?

When the Dallas Cowboys take the field against the Cincinnati Bengals, they'll have Pro Bowl tight end Jake Ferguson back on the field and ready to go.

It's time to find out what the Dallas Cowboys are truly made of in 2024, and Jake Ferguson believes lessons learned will bear fruit — as early as versus the 49ers.

It goes without saying that the Dallas Cowboys need to figure out how to get off to a faster start in games, and to the season, and Jake Ferguson joins KaVontae Turpin in discussing it openly.

Having missed the Week 2 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, the Dallas Cowboys are ready to welcome back Jake Ferguson, and Mazi Smith will likely avoid missing time.

I was surprised to see that Brevyn Spann-Ford played as many snaps as Luke Schoonmaker in the first game. Could the rookie become the main guy when Ferguson is absent?