As A Freshman (2022)
Appeared in all 13 games for the Ducks as a true freshman, playing 118 total snaps on offense and 60 on special teams … Established a role as an extra offensive lineman in jumbo packages, particularly in short-yardage and goal-line situations … Caught a touchdown pass in Oregon’s win at Colorado (Nov. 5) … Did not allow a pressure in 27 pass-blocking opportunities, according to Pro Football Focus … A key depth piece on an Oregon offensive line that led the nation with just five sacks allowed, the fewest allowed by a non-triple option team in a full season since 2015 … UO also tied for 12th in the nation with just 52.0 tackles for loss allowed … Helped the Ducks finish as the only team in the nation in the top 20 for both rushing offense (12th, 215.77 YPG) and passing offense (17th, 284.8 YPG) … Oregon rushed for at least 100 yards in 12 of 13 games with seven games of 200-plus yards and three of 300-plus … vs. Eastern Washington (Sept. 10): Played 25 snaps at left tackle as Oregon amassed 604 yards of offense and set a program record with 40 first downs … Earned a season-high 80.5 pass-blocking grade from PFF … at Arizona (Oct. 8): Played a season-high 26 offensive snaps, 22 at left tackle, while helping the Ducks rush for seven touchdowns, the program’s most since 2017 and most vs. an FBS team since 2012 … at Colorado (Nov. 5): Caught a four-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, joining Brady Aiello (2019) as the only Oregon offensive linemen since 1996 to record a TD reception … Just the fifth Oregon offensive lineman since 1996 with a reception in a game … One of just two FBS offensive linemen in 2022 to catch a touchdown pass, along with Colorado’s Frank Fillip … Played nine offensive snaps, earning a season-high 77.1 overall grade from PFF.

High School
A consensus five-star recruit and top-35 player nationally … The consensus top recruit in Washington … A top-15 player nationally by 247Sports (No. 8) and in the 247 composite (No. 15) … The No. 30 recruit in the nation according to ESPN and No. 31 according to Rivals … A consensus top-three offensive tackle nationally … The top OT prospect according to 247Sports … No. 2 OT in the 247 composite and No. 3 OT by ESPN and Rivals … Selected for both the All-American Bowl and Polynesian Bowl … An Anthony Munoz Lineman of the Year Finalist … A four-year letterwinner at Rainier Beach High School … As a senior, named a second-team MaxPreps All-American … ScorebookLive first-team All-State pick … Earned ScorebookLive Washington Offensive Lineman of the Year honors … Helped Rainier Beach go 6-4 with a 3-2 record in the 3A Metro League … Led the Viking offense to a pair of state playoff wins, scoring at least 28 points in both games en route to the state quarterfinals … Paved the way for Rainier Beach to rush for 135 yards and two touchdowns in a 33-0 win over Mt. Tahoma … Opened up holes for Viking runners to total 203 yards and a pair of touchdowns on the ground against Ballard … Preseason MaxPreps All-American … Named to the MaxPreps Preseason All-State team … Co-MVP at the National Preps Collegiate Showcase … As a junior, an all-league choice in the 3A Metro League … Helped Rainier Beach pile up 121 rushing yards and three touchdowns on the ground in a 21-6 win over Lakeside … Transitioned from running back to offensive line as a sophomore … As a freshman, played running back for the Vikings, helping the team go 6-4-1 including a trip to the state playoffs … Contributed to an offense that scored 36.8 points per game in the team’s five wins … Also recruited by Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Auburn, Baylor, Boise State, BYU, California, Colorado, Florida Atlantic, Indiana, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington and Washington State … Coached by Corey Sampson.

Josh Conerly Jr.