Oregon will have two new starting offensive tackles in 2025. Josh Conerly Jr., who started all 14 games at left tackle for the Ducks this season, declared for the NFL draft on Wednesday. An AP third team All-American,

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Big Ten offensive tackle Josh Conerly announced his intention to leave school and begin training for the NFL Draft this afternoon. Conerly a 6-4,

Conerly is a true junior, so he has one year of college eligibility remaining, but due to his rising draft stock, he’s opted to forgo his final season. Conerly came to Oregon as the Ducks’ lone 5-star recruit in the class of 2022, Dan Lanning’s first recruiting journey as Oregon’s coach.

Oregon linebacker Bryce Boettcher has officially announced what he plans to do when it comes to the 2025 NFL Draft.

On his Instagram page Sunday afternoon, Johnson announced that he will be going into the NFL Draft in 2025, thanking fans in Eugene for an eventful two seasons with the Ducks. After starting his career at Troy, where Johnson caught 8 touchdowns, the adopted brother of Bo Nix exploded on the scene at Oregon, catching 20 TDs in 26 games.

After a banner year, Oregon Ducks' Josh Conerly Jr was named First-Team All-Big-Ten, All-American for anchoring Oregon’s Joe Moore Award finalist offensive line. In a recent mock draft, Conerly was selected 18th overall by the Seattle Seahawks.

O ne of the biggest reasons that the Oregon Ducks had as successful a season as they did was the play of the offensive line evolving from early-season struggles to being one of th