Josh Conerly Jr 2025 NFL Draft Profile

Josh Conerly Jr 2025 NFL Draft Profile

We’re moving right along here with prospects along the offensive line. Josh Conerly Jr., out of Oregon is an interesting player to talk about. We’ve got plenty to discuss here, so let’s get into the 2025 NFL Draft profile for the talented left tackle.

Conerly, 21, was a five star prospect out of high school. The Seattle, Washington was a two year starter for the Ducks and finished off 2024 strong as a First-team All-Big Ten selection. The former Oregon left tackle checks in at 6-foot-5, 311, with 33 1/2 inch arms, and a wingpan of 82 1/4.

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I usually don’t talk much offensive line in the stock notes and rely on the Combine for most of this for a good reason. However, Conerly was a player worth tracking. If you want to dig into Conerly, watch the two games against Ohio State and Penn State. Nobody did a better job blocking Abdul Carter this year. In fact, I’d go as far as to say Conerly won the battle.

Overall, his Senior Bowl performance was solid minus the one rep against Mike Green. In fairness, though, he lined up at left tackle all year, and the second he moved to the right side, it went south. Conerly looked fantastic at the Combine and definitely passed the test there.

Athletically, the guy is a stud. The pure tools are just so obvious here. His 0.0248 pressure rate allowed was among the best in the class, too.

Josh Conerly is a no-doubter first-round pick and will be one of the better tackles from this draft class. I like him far better than most, and honestly, I think you’re crazy if you think Will Campbell (who we covered already) is better than this guy.

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