Matched up against Oregon tackle Josh Conerly Jr., Green took the shortest path to the imaginary quarterback — right through the chest of the 6-4, 315-pound Conerly, a first-team All-American ...

17 hours ago · Mike Green was a former wrestler turned pass rusher. X, @fieldyates. He ran through the 6-4, 315-pound Conerly, forcing him off his feet in a play you don’t see often on a football field.

1 day ago · Welcome back to ‘The McShay Show’! It’s Day 2 of Senior Bowl week, and the guys break down everything they saw at practice. They start with the trenches, inc...

2 days ago · Who did Green run over during this rep? That would be Oregon’s Josh Conerly Jr., who was a first-team All-American in 2024. He earned this honor after performing very well against some of the top defensive ends in the country, such as Penn State’s Abdul Carter.

18 hours ago · Mike Green, Edge, Marshall On the second day of practice, Green had the signature moment, pancaking Oregon offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. on a bull rush. Mike Green my goodness.

1 day ago · Mike Green's Senior Bowl will keep him from ever falling to the Chargers For those unfamiliar, Josh Conerly Jr. is one of the best tackle prospects in this class and is a surefire candidate to be ...

1 day ago · They start with the trenches, including the 1-on-1 between Mike Green and Josh Conerly Jr. (01:31). After, they discuss the quarterbacks (40:13), and who stood out from the skill position groups ...

2 days ago · Marshall defensive end Mike Green had the play of the day when he hit Oregon tackle Josh Conerly Jr. with a bull rush in individual drills. Conerly, who doesn’t normally play right tackle but was lined up in that spot, executed a jump set to counter Green’s trademark speed move. But the Marshall rusher ran right through his chest instead.

1 day ago · Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall: 6'3" - 251 Pounds - 8 5/8" Hands - 77" Wing ... Josh Conerly Jr., OT, Oregon: 6'4" - 313 Pounds - 10 3/8" Hands - 84" Wing. After an impressive performance on day one ...

2 days ago · Josh Conerly Jr., OT, Oregon "Conerly is one of my favorite players in the class, and I can't wait to see how he handles drills and one-on-one pass-rushing situations at the Senior Bowl. The 6-4, 315-pound Conerly has developed into a pure left tackle and has added strength to his quick feet to shoot up draft boards.