The NFL Draft is less than one month away, and college prospects from around the country are finalizing their preparations for the 2024 draft by showcasing their skills at pro days and meeting with NFL teams.
For the Oregon Ducks, the 2024 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a historic one. More than 10 Ducks have the potential to be drafted, and for the first time since 2015, we could see multiple Ducks selected in the first round.
On Wednesday, it was announced that several Ducks will be visiting with NFL teams in the coming weeks. Each NFL team can extend up to thirty invites to draft prospects to tour their facilities, meet with the team, and take a physical. These meetings are called top 30 visits.
According to James Crepea of the Oregonian, defensive linemen Brandon Dorlus and Taki Taimani each have top 30 visits on the books, and outside linebacker Mase Funa will be participating in the Los Angeles Chargers prospect day. Muck Sports Representation also announced that inside linebacker Jamal Hill will be taking part in the Atlanta Falcons’ prospect day and taking multiple top 30 visits.
A month before the draft, Dorlus is expected to be a second or third-round pick, but the other three players mentioned are on the fringe of being selected, so impressing teams in these visits will be crucial. Hill has already done a good job of raising his draft stock this offseason, running an elite 4.41-second 40-yard dash at Oregon’s Pro Day two weeks ago.
