The Oregon Ducks have a whopping 14 players who have entered their names into the NFL Draft this year.
Now, the question is whether all or some of them will attend the draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
How Many Ducks Will Walk the NFL Draft Stage in Green Bay?
This year, there will be 16 prospects attending the NFL Draft in Green Bay.
However, none of them will be from Oregon.
High-end players such as quarterback Cam Ward, cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter, running back Ashton Jeanty, etc., are just some of the names that will be walking across the stage in Green Bay, presumably in the first round.
While Oregon defensive tackle Derrick Harmon and offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. are seen as possible late-first-round or early-second-round players, they decided not to attend the draft in person.
But these guys are sure to impact whichever NFL team takes a chance on them.
Which College Teams Will Steal the Show in Green Bay?
While the Ducks are prepared to churn out 14 draft picks, plenty of other schools also contain a lot of talent in this year’s draft.
The Georgia Bulldogs, Ohio State Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns, and Notre Dame Fighting Irish could all have the same number of players taken as Oregon.
Of course, the Bulldogs know how to churn out great defensive players better than almost any other school.
The Philadelphia Eagles can thank them for that.
Ohio State has a lot of national championship talent in this draft on both sides of the ball, with the likes of running back Quinshon Judkins, wide receiver Emeka Egbuka, and edge-rusher J.T. Tuimoloau.
The Longhorns, the Fighting Irish, and even the Ole Miss Rebels all have plenty of coveted players in this class, too.
But again, there are just 16 players who accepted invitations to the draft this year.
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Whether due to their own situation or the fact that the draft is in Green Bay, certain players decided it would be best to be at home for this.
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