In the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, Oregon's Josh Conerly Jr. made a significant impact by being selected 29th overall by the Washington Commanders. This makes him the second Oregon Duck chosen in the round, following teammate Derrick Harmon, who was drafted at 21st overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Notably, Conerly Jr. was the fourth offensive tackle chosen, reflecting the high demand for linemen in the draft and underscoring the reputation of Oregonâs football program in producing NFL-ready talent.
Oregon football's Josh Conerly Jr. made headlines at the 2025 NFL Draft when he was picked by the Washington Commanders as the 29th overall selection. This notable achievement not only reflects his individual talent but also signifies the growing reputation of Oregon's football program on a national level.
Joining Conerly Jr. in the first round of the draft was his teammate Derrick Harmon, who was selected earlier by the Pittsburgh Steelers at the 21st pick. Their selections highlight Oregonâs significant contributions to the NFL talent pool this year.
Conerly Jr. stood out among a talented group of offensive tackles, being the fourth tackle taken in the draft. He followed a list of highly regarded players including LSU's Will Campbell and Missouri's Armand Membou.
The first round saw several top-tier tackles selected, showcasing the competitive demand for skilled linemen in todayâs NFL, and Conerly Jr.'s selection is a testament to his hard work and dedication.
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