Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson finished Sunday’s win over the Jets with seven catches for 49 yards and two scores. He almost had three scores if not for a ball that was overthrown by quarterback Dak Prescott,

Coming off a 2024 season that head coach Brian Schottenheimer called a "fluke," the tight end, due to injury, concussion, and Dak's injury, didn't score a touchdown and saw his yards and reception totals drop. As it turns out, it was a fluke with Ferguson starting the 2025 season like he's been shot out of a cannon.

Game Time: 1 p.m. Ferguson is not listed on the injury report this week. No other receivers are listed on the injury report for the Cowboys. Ferguson has 41 catches for 272 yards and three scores this season. He has been targeted 48 times, and puts up 54.4 yards per contest.

Jake Ferguson's fiancee, Haley Cavinder and her twin, Hanna, are well-known for their presence on social media as well as the basketball court.

When the Dallas Cowboys took the field against the New York Jets on Sunday, all eyes were on tight end Jake Ferguson and one of his biggest supporters was cheering from the stands.

“Jake Ferguson is the fourth tight end in NFL history with 40 receptions in the first five games of a season, joining Antonio Gates (40 in 2007), Eric Johnson (41 in 2004) and Zach Ertz (41 in 2018),” Dallas Cowboys Public Relations posted on X.

Haley Cavinder had a four-word response to Jake Ferguson’s breakout touchdown against the New York Jets on Sunday.

Jake Ferguson and the Dallas Cowboys will play the Green Bay Packers in Week 4, Sunday at 8:20 p.m. ET at AT&T Stadium. Game Time: 8:20 p.m.

Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson all alone on goal line TD before halftime. New Orleans Saints kicker Blake Grupe misses 52-yard field goal attempt wide left. Dallas Cowboys running back Javonte Williams off to the races vs. Jets on a 66-yard rush before halftime.