Terrance Ferguson was destined to be a Los Angeles Ram. The Rams loved the Oregon tight end so much that they reportedly considered taking him with the No. 26 pick in the first round before deciding to trade back to No. 46, according to The Athletic 's Jourdan Rodrigue.

The Rams added an offensive playmaker to their team, which came with experts either loving or hating the pick.

On Friday night, though, as the top tier of tight ends slid off the board early into Day 2, the Los Angeles Rams and general manager Les Snead sat pretty at No. 46 — and snapped up Ferguson, just ahead of a temporary Broncos second-round slot at No. 51.