Three 2025 NFL Draft prospects to watch from Oregon

Jabbar Muhammad | Cornerback

Pro Football Network's Ian Cummings on Muhammad: "Short-area quickness and zeal"

Prospect ranking: Pro Football Focus (No. 25),  Tankathon (No. 42), Pro Football Network (No. 81)

After three years at Oklahoma State and a near-national championship campaign with Washington, Muhammad is on the move again to a former Pac-12 and current Big Ten rival of the Huskies as he looks to make a final impression on NFL scouts. The defensive back will be 23 years old before he takes his first NFL snaps, but what he lacks in youth he makes up for with refinement and veteran savvy.

At 5-foot-10 and 187 pounds, Muhammad isn't the right player to match up with some of the big-bodied receivers of today's NFL, but he has the quickness to stay with just about any receiver his size, making him a great option to run with even the best receivers of a certain archetype.

As you may be able to tell from the above rankings from various sources, the industry doesn't know quite what to make of Muhammad. His physical tools aren't necessarily special, but his football IQ could make him a solid pro for many years — he likely profiles as a high day-two pick, but don't be surprised if he's a late first-rounder.

Josh Conerly Jr. | Offensive tackle

Sports Illustrated's Cory Kinnan on Conerly: "Best feet in the class"

Prospect ranking: Pro Football Focus (No. 69),  Tankathon (No. 52), Pro Football Network (No. 43)

At 6-foot-4 and 305 pounds, Conerly doesn't have the biggest frame of any offensive lineman in the class, but he has talent and advanced technique for his age. He was a five-star recruit coming out of high school — a testament to the athletic ability that helps him make up for his relative lack of bulk. 

Conerly is just 20 years old, making him a fascinating prospect, offering plenty of upside. Despite all of the advances he's made, he's viewed as something of a question mark, so it'll be absolutely vital to see how what is expected to be his final season at Oregon shakes out. He's not likely to make it up to the first round, but at his age and talent level, a big senior season could certainly raise some eyebrows.