Pregnon (6’5/318) emerged as one of the most reliable interior blockers in the Big Ten during Oregon’s 2025 campaign, logging 910 snaps while allowing pressure on only 0.8 percent of his pass-blocking reps and being charged with just one sack over his last three seasons. That level of operational cleanliness translated directly to elite grading, as PFF tagged him with an 88.2 pass-blocking grade and a 99.8 percent pressure-free rate, placing him squarely in the conference’s top tier for interior protection efficiency. Pregnon paired his pass protection output with high-floor run support, earning an 85.8 run-blocking grade while surrendering a minuscule 1.1 percent run-blown-block rate, reinforcing his projection as a scheme-versatile guard capable of winning in both gap and zone concepts. His total blown-block rate of just 1.0 percent across all assignments underscores how well he held up over volume, particularly compared to Oregon’s younger rotational linemen who experienced far more variance. With his efficiency, durability, and lack of self-inflicted errors (just two penalties committed across 1,792 snaps last two years), Pregnon positioned himself as one of the Ducks’ most stabilizing offensive contributors and a plug-and-play guard at the NFL level.