Oregon Ducks offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr. participated in the 2025 NFL Combine on Saturday. His performances in the 40-yard dash and vertical leap rank among the best offensive linemen in the draft.

Oregon football sent a program-record 12 players to take part in the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine this week in Indianapolis, the fourth-highest number of any school in the country. One of the first Ducks to take the field was Derrick Harmon.

INDIANAPOLIS — Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel was among the quarterbacks to throw at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday. You can watch Gabriel’s throwing session, including to Ducks receiver Tez Johnson, via the NFL. RELATED: Can Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel join rare group of under 6-foot quarterbacks in NFL?

NFL Draft promises one of the most exciting classes of receiver prospects. But Oregon Ducks’ Tez Johnson seems just mere excitement. The receiver made big claims about his 40-yard dash speed before the NFL Combine but only managed a historically bad performance in Indianapolis.

They were led by many upperclassmen that had tremendous individual seasons and it's no wonder the NFL scouts were paying attention. Those same scouts will get an up-and-close look at 12 of those Ducks when the NFL Combine occurs in Indianapolis in Feb. 24-March 3.

Former Oregon Ducks' stud left tackle Josh Conerly Jr put on a show all season, so it's only fitting that his last performance in front of public eyes, the NFL Scouting Combine, would be a dominant showing as well.

Oregon Ducks tight end Terrance Ferguson was listed as one of the biggest winners of the second day of workouts at the NFL Combine. According to some, Ferguson has solidified himself to be selected in the second or third round of the NFL Draft.