Oregon’s Tez Johnson (15) carries the ball as the No. 1 Ducks face the Michigan Wolverines in a Big Ten football game on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024, at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. Naji Saker for The Oregonian/OregonLive Ducks receiver Tez Johnson is the first UO player to accept an invite to the Senior Bowl.

Johnson was an all-state player at Pinson Valley High School and played his first three college seasons at Troy before transferring to Oregon in 2023. He is the adopted younger brother of former Auburn and Oregon quarterback Bo Nix, who played in the 2024 Senior Bowl and is starting for the NFL’s Denver Broncos.

Oregon football coach Dan Lanning gave an update on Tez Johnson after he was injured in the Ducks’ game at Michigan. Here's what Lanning said.

Tez Johnson went down with a shoulder injury but it doesn't appear to be season-ending.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Oregon football’s top wide receiver left the game at Michigan on Saturday due to injury. With the Ducks driving on their opening possession, Tez Johnson left the field and went to the Ducks’ locker room with an apparent upper body injury.

Oklahoma State edge rusher Collin Oliver hasn't made an official announcement about his future, but accepting the Senior Bowl invite might be a hint

Oklahoma State’s best defender is heading to the Senior Bowl. On Thursday, the Reese’s Senior Bowl announced that star linebacker and defensive end Collin Oliver accepted an invite to play in the event.

The Senior Bowl, the premier event in the NFL Draft scouting circuit each year, takes place down in Mobile, Alabama. The first wave of invites have been sent out, and one of the top stars on the Oregon Ducks offense is one of the first confirmed players to accept his invite.