With the NFL Scouting Combine taking place over the weekend, several athletes (and a record-breaking 12 Oregon Ducks) participated in a number of drills and wor

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 Combine continued for the Oregon Ducks on Saturday, with senior wide receiver Tez Johnson hitting the field for some drills and getting his measurables taken. While other Ducks like Derrick Harmon and Terrance Ferguson have solidified — and potentially improved — their draft stock this weekend in Indianapolis,

Former Oregon Ducks receiver Tez Johnson is receiving mixed reviews for his performance at the NFL Combine. Before the combine, he was projected as a third-day pick in the NFL Draft, but how will his official measurements impact his draft stock?

One of the most intriguing players going into the 2025 NFL Combine is Oregon Ducks wide receiver Tez Johnson. Throughout his college career, both at Troy and then at Oregon, Johnson has turned heads with his unique ability to make defenders miss when in the open field.

Oregon Ducks defensive back Jabbar Muhammad put the cherry on top of a great pre-draft process with a stellar on-field workout at the NFL Combine. Muhammad measured in at 5-9, 182 pounds ahead of the NFL Draft.

NFL Combine continued for the Oregon Ducks on Sunday, with junior offensive tackle Josh Conerly testing on the field and in the interview room. Over the course of combine

Oregon football's Josh Conerly Jr. finished out the NFL Combine with a strong performance while Ajani Cornelius didn't participate.

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 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.