The Oregon Ducks set a new program record during the recent NFL Draft, with a total of ten players selected, breaking their previous high of eight. Running back Jordan James was chosen by the San Francisco 49ers in the fifth round, followed by inside linebacker Jeffrey Bassa, who went to the Kansas City Chiefs. Notably, offensive lineman Ajani Cornelius marked the record-breaking selection for Oregon as he was picked by the Dallas Cowboys. Additionally, wide receiver Tez Johnson rounded out the impressive draft class, being selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Under head coach Dan Lanning, this continues the Ducks' trend of producing a significant number of NFL draft picks, with a total of 24 players drafted over the past three years, and this year’s ten selections ranked fourth nationally. The Ducks also had multiple first-round picks for the first time since 2015, showcasing their continued growth in talent and recruitment.