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TE · 2025 season

Colby Parkinson or Jake Ferguson?

Jake Ferguson led Colby Parkinson in 6 of 7 measured 2025 categories to 1.

Colby Parkinson (Los Angeles (NFC), 14 games) against Jake Ferguson (Dallas, 17 games). Every number below is measured, not projected.

Category by category

What actually
happened.

Colby Parkinson vs Jake Ferguson, 2025 regular season. A check marks the category leader.
MetricColby ParkinsonJake Ferguson
Target Share9.6%16.8%
Snap Share60.4%66.7%
Average Depth of Target4.434.66
Yards Per Target7.295.88
Receiving Yards408600
WOPR0.180.32
Receiving EPA+12.6+19.1

Categories won: Colby Parkinson 1, Jake Ferguson 6.

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Asked & answered

Straight answers,
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Who had the better 2025 season, Colby Parkinson or Jake Ferguson?

Jake Ferguson led Colby Parkinson in 6 of 7 measured 2025 categories to 1.

What separates Colby Parkinson and Jake Ferguson statistically?

Jake Ferguson led on target share (16.8% to 9.6%). Jake Ferguson led on snap share (66.7% to 60.4%). Jake Ferguson led on average depth of target (4.66 to 4.43).

Where do these numbers come from?

Every figure is 2025 regular-season data from nflverse, published under CC BY 4.0. Nothing on the free half of this page is projected or estimated, and nothing on it came from a paywalled source.

Source

Data from nflverse (nflverse-data), licensed CC BY 4.0. 2025 regular season, snapshot taken July 28, 2026. Source: nflverse-data. Licence: CC BY 4.0. gamedai is an independent analytics platform and is not affiliated with the National Football League.