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Is Jake Ferguson injured? Cowboys TE disappears vs Giants, leaving fantasy managers wondering, ‘Is he even playing?’

By Sohail Khan 14 September 2026, 7:32 am

Is Jake Ferguson injured? Cowboys TE disappears vs Giants, leaving fantasy managers wondering, 'Is he even playing?'

Jake Ferguson was active and on field, but his lack of involvement early in the game became one of the biggest talking points among fantasy football managers.

Updated on: Sep 14, 2026, 08:04:19 IST

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    Jake Ferguson had fantasy managers watching their lineups nervously during the Dallas Cowboys' Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants.

    Ferguson's silent start draws fan reactions

    The Cowboys tight end was active and on the field Sunday night, but his lack of involvement early in the game quickly became one of the biggest talking points among fantasy football managers.

    One person asked, "Did I miss a Jake Ferguson injury or something."

    Another wrote on X, "Never again jake ferguson. He's actually invisible out there. Had to look up his number and everything."

    A third user expressed, “I have Dak Prescott and Jake Ferguson in fantasy. I benched Caleb Williams. This game is torture.”

    One more fan reported, "Jake Ferguson with 0 receptions in the first half is INSANE!!"

    Another commented, "Do we need to put up a missing person sign for Jake Ferguson?"

    Ferguson struggles to get involved

    The 27-year-old tight end has established himself as one of the NFL's more reliable pass-catching players at his position. He was particularly effective near the end zone in 2025, setting a career high with eight touchdown receptions.

    However, Ferguson had a quiet first half in Dallas' Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants. He was active, healthy and on the field, but had yet to make an impact on the stat sheet. Through the opening two quarters, Ferguson had not received a single target.

    Meanwhile, Dak Prescott found Dallas' other two tight ends, Luke Schoonmaker and Brevyn Spann-Ford, while connecting with six different pass-catchers overall. The Cowboys' offense struggled to gain momentum, especially through the air, with Dallas failing to reach 70 passing yards in the first half.

    Giants vs. Cowboys depth chart

    New York Giants

    QB: Jaxson Dart

    RB: Cam Skattebo

    WR1: Malik Nabers

    WR2: Darnell Mooney

    TE: Theo Johnson

    LT: Andrew Thomas

    LG: Jon Runyan Jr.

    C: John Michael Schmitz

    EDGE: Brian Burns

    EDGE: Abdul Carter

    CB: Deonte Banks

    CB: Greg Newsome II

    S: Jevon Holland

    Dallas Cowboys

    QB: Dak Prescott

    RB: Javonte Williams

    WR1: CeeDee Lamb

    WR2: George Pickens

    TE: Jake Ferguson

    OL: Tyler Guyton

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