Senior Bowl, Johnson and Oregon Ducks

Senior Bowl 'Winners': Oregon Ducks' Tez Johnson, Josh Conerly Jr. Rising NFL Draft Stock
The Oregon Ducks are well represented at the 2025 Reese's Senior Bowl. The annual showcase is an opportunity for NFL prospects to showcase their talents in front of NFL personnel. Wide receiver Tez Johnson and offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr stood out.
Oregon WR Tez Johnson Discusses Day 1 of Senior Bowl Practices
Oregon Ducks WR Tez Johnson spoke with NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero on Day 1 of Senior Bowl practices. Johnson discussed his strengths as a player, his relationship with his adopted brother Bronc
Tez Johnson deemed ‘unguardable’ at Reese’s Senior Bowl
Oregon Ducks wide receiver Tez Johnson has been among the most impressive players this week at the Reese's Senior Bowl.
Oregon Ducks' Dillon Gabriel Viral Helmet At Senior Bowl Ahead Of NFL Draft
Oregon Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel is no stranger to turning heads this season after leading Oregon to an undefeated regular season and Big Ten Conference
What is Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel's Approach to the Senior Bowl?
Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel hopped on with NFL Network to discuss the 2025 Senior Bowl, his last season with the Ducks and how his skills will translate to the NFL.
Tez Johnson draws massive compliment from one of the best cornerbacks in this year's draft class for their head-to-head at the Senior Bowl
The Senior Bowl is a great opportunity for good players to get competitive reps against other good players. Measuring in at just over 5'9" and only 156 lbs, former Oregon wide receiver Tez Johnson has a big test in front of him this week to prove the type of consistent talent that Ducks fans know he is.
Oregon Ducks' Tez Johnson Alarmingly Undersized Senior Bowl Measurements
Oregon Ducks wide receiver Tez Johnson will be suiting up for the 2025 Reese’s Senior Bowl on February 1st. Johnson’s official Senior Bowl measurements were rel
College Football World Reacts to Tez Johnson’s Tiny Senior Bowl Measurements
Oregon Ducks WR Tez Johnson’s draft stock just took a massive hit when, at the Senior Bowl, he measured in at 5’9″ and 156 pounds. While there have been light receivers successful in the NFL, the weight is certainly a cause for concern as it makes him more prone to injuries.
Oregon football running back Makhi Hughes ‘can do it all,’ former Tulane teammates say
Coming off back-to-back seasons with over 1,300 rushing yards at Tulane, Hughes immediately becomes RB1 for the Ducks in 2025 ...
What Five-Star Brandon Arrington Said About Oregon Ducks Visit, Dan Lanning
EUGENE – The Oregon Ducks are coming off a recruiting weekend, hosting a handful of highly touted recruits from the class of ...
Oregon Ducks offseason hype video hints at potential returners for 2025 season
In an offseason hype video, the Oregon Ducks alluded to some potential major returns of Noah Whittington, Kobe Savage, and ...
Oregon 5-Star Freshman to See Position Change in First Year With Ducks
The Ducks added the No. 2-ranked cornerback Na'eem Offord, the No. 5 CB Brandon Finney, the No. 8 CB Dorian Brew, and the No.
Brandon Arrington, nation's No. 1 athlete, has high praise for Oregon Ducks following visit
The Oregon Ducks hosted a star-studded recruiting weekend last week for an unofficial "Junior Day." And while Oregon has yet ...
Oregon Ducks safety Kobe Savage announces NFL draft decision
The Oregon Ducks are seeing one of their best defensive players opt out of one final year of eligibility and head off to the ...
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Projected Oregon football depth chart entering 2025 offseason
EUGENE — Oregon has signed six players via the transfer ... The Diego Pavia court injunction and NCAA waiver impacts three Ducks who spent one or two years in junior college, Jamaree Caldwell ...
Eric Dailey Jr., surging UCLA take aim at No. 16 Oregon
UCLA has emerged from an ugly stretch to put together an impressive winning streak. After losing five of six games, the ...
UCLA Bruins play the No. 16 Oregon Ducks on 4-game win streak
Los Angeles; Thursday, 10:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: UCLA aims to keep its four-game win streak alive when the Bruins take on No. Oregon.