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Malik Benson spoke to reporters after Oregon’s Pro Day, addressing the Ducks' wide receiver future.
Benson noted the returning depth at wide receiver, including Moore and Stewart, saying they’re a hungry, mature group.
He pointed to Dakorien Moore and Evan Stewart as key contributors for 2026.
Benson highlighted the impact of coaching and organization on readiness for play.
Benson confirmed his Pro Day participation followed his NFL Combine efforts, focusing on route running.
Benson credited his speed and smooth brakes to his overall game on Pro Day.
Benson acknowledged the March 17, 2026 Pro Day at the Moshofsky Center in Eugene.
Pro Day featured two Ducks wide receivers, Benson and Gary Bryant Jr., for drills and testing.
The report underscores a hopeful outlook for Oregon’s wide receiver corps in 2026.

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Sadiq said he is explosive and healthy, aiming to show it on the field after dealing with injuries this season.
He noted his official 40 time and disappointment with some outcomes before posting a 4.3 officially at the combine.
Sadiq compared training with Eli Stowers at Exo and described their competition as productive and collaborative.
Sadiq expressed that there is room for improvement but defended his blocking ability as strong in the class.
Sadiq indicated teams asked him about quarterback and running back details, underscoring the need for a comprehensive offense understanding.
Sadiq credited Oregon coach Drew Mehringer’s promotion as deserved and impactful for player development.
The interview framed Pro Day as part of a broader evaluation process as Sadiq seeks an NFL opportunity.
Sadiq acknowledged that there are still areas of his game to improve, particularly in blocking and outside run aspects.
Sadiq highlighted the broader context of health, performance, and team development ahead of the NFL draft.

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Benson highlighted his speed by running 4.37 seconds in the NFL Combine 40-yard dash, boosting his draft stock.
At Pro Day, Benson did not run the 40 again but showed off his route-running in position drills.
Benson credited his speed and ability to accelerate in and out of brakes as key strengths.
Benson said teams he has been in contact with include all 32 NFL franchises ahead of more pre-draft workouts.
Analysts project Benson as a Day 3 pick, likely in the fifth to seventh rounds, according to drafts boards.
Oregon's Malik Benson reflected on not overreacting to mock drafts and staying focused on the draft process.
Pro Day took place March 17, 2026, at the Moshofsky Center in Eugene, Oregon, during Oregon’s pro event season.
Benson noted a positive Pro Day experience with Brock Thomas throwing to receivers in drills.
Benson described his Pro Day mindset as building confidence with scouts after a strong combine.
Benson noted the value of being able to show he plays fast on the field beyond the 40 time alone.
Benson’s senior season at Oregon featured 43 receptions for 719 yards and six touchdowns.

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