Oregon Ducks defensive back Jabbar Muhammad put the cherry on top of a great pre-draft process with a stellar on-field workout at the NFL Combine. Muhammad measured in at 5-9, 182 pounds ahead of the ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Jabbar Muhammad has been doubted due to his height throughout his football career. It’s why he was the No. 1,043 recruit in the class of 2020 and is once again the focus as the ...

The Oregon Ducks had one of the most successful seasons in program history last year, going 13-1 with a Big Ten Championship win and a No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Now, in 2025, they ...

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Muhammad is on the small side as a perimeter cornerback. He's much better in press and run technique than mirroring and matching the release. His footwork and body control are average in space ...

Video of Oregon DB Jabbar Muhammad’s 35.5 inch vert ... A guy who has done it at the highest stage of college football. You’re getting one of the best guys in this draft.” ...

Multiple Oregon Ducks are gearing up for their highly anticipated Pro Day, where top prospects like tight end Terrance ...

Muhammad amassed more than 2,800 defensive snaps across his college career, including notable seasons for three separate programs. He possesses the football IQ to challenge for a top-100 selection ...

With all the movement in and out of college football programs in the modern ... build on the success of fellow final-year transfer Jabbar Muhammad at the corner spot. With Muhammad and others ...

Jabbar Muhammad is a 5-9, 182-pound cornerback who played his final year of college football with the Oregon Ducks.Before his standout season in Eugene, Muhammad also played for the Oklahoma State ...

Analysis: The Oregon Ducks' sole linebacker addition is Gavin Nix, a 4-star 2025 recruit from IMG Academy, who at 6 feet, 225 ...

The defense sees the likes of Jeffrey Bassa, Jordan Burch, Derek Harmon, and Jabbar Muhammad move on as well ... but he's yet ...