As the NFL Draft approaches, anticipation is building for the Oregon Ducks, whose players are expected to make a significant impact. Multiple athletes from the Ducks are projected to be chosen across various rounds, with some even anticipated to secure first-round selections. According to ESPN reporter Jeff Legwold's Top 100 prospects list, four standout Oregon players have made the cut, potentially being selected within the first three rounds. This article delves into these athletes' backgrounds and achievements, highlighting their potential contributions to NFL teams.

Legwold’s rankings spotlight two players who could be among the top picks: defensive tackle Derrick Harmon and offensive tackle Josh Conerly. Harmon, who transferred from Michigan State, had an exceptional season with Oregon last fall, recording 45 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, five sacks, and forcing and recovering two fumbles. His performance earned him a rank of 16 on Legwold’s list. Conerly, a three-year veteran at Oregon, allowed just two sacks in nearly 2,000 offensive snaps, securing his position as a first-round contender at number 40.

Further down the list is Jordan Burch, a defensive end ranked 75th. A transfer from South Carolina, Burch spent two seasons with the Ducks, accumulating 65 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 11.5 sacks, and contributing one forced and one recovered fumble. His versatility and experience make him an appealing prospect for NFL scouts.

Rounding out the group is tight end Terrance Ferguson, who narrowly secured a spot on the list at number 94. Over his four years at Oregon, Ferguson demonstrated impressive receiving skills, amassing 134 receptions for 1,537 yards and 16 touchdowns. However, the competitive nature of this year’s tight end-heavy draft may affect his final selection position.

Beyond these four players, other Oregon talents such as Jordan James and Tez Johnson await their chance to shine. Their upcoming performances in the draft will undoubtedly shape the future of both their careers and the franchises that select them. As the weekend unfolds, fans eagerly anticipate seeing how these young athletes will contribute to professional football's landscape.