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He has been at practice. Doing what we don't know. So he may be good-to-go as soon as he is medically cleared. Yes, "could". I doubt he will skip playing if cleared, unless it is for a lower tier non-playoff bowl (which nowadays are all non-playoff bowls) Also, draft positioning for maximum dollars is different than being drafted by a better fit if a player falls a bit.

I take that back, Alabama is a good two loss team.

Oh we know exactly how those 4-2 and 5-2 teams are doing. Although I am not impressed with UCLA, there isn't a single SEC team that has lost two games I am impressed with. I don't think any of them should be higher than 15.

Only two of these teams are ranked. Are there any other than Oregon which are close to being ranked? If we ever get Moore back, we should roll.

Dante also can come back next year.

Awesome! Great Duck colors to inspire a great Duck win! Love em! 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆

If DL shows he can put the right people in the right places on his staff I fully believe it would be in Dante Moore’s best interest to stay one more season. Although at this point he could actually slide to a decent team instead of the Browns.

I’m not saying I’d want him either. I do not believe the current staff on offense can elevate our current QB room, let alone someone in need of a reset like Underwood. Just the thought experiment of it all proves how much work Lanning has to do on his staff in the offseason.

Four out of five of Oregon's opponents are either currently or nearly ranked. There is NO way that's only the 16th most difficult schedule.

Also might want to bring in an OC that 4/5 star dudes can trust before offensive portal shopping.

I'm ready for new uniforms. These are fine.

True. But neither are we. Smh

I think that when he has a clean bill of health from HIS doctor he will be back after 1 week of practice with the team. skipping the rest of the season could be bad for his draft positioning.

For the first time, I’m beginning to wonder if Dante Moore is done playing football for OBD. It’s hard to imagine him putting up top-5 draft pick numbers behind the patchwork offensive line we’ve seen through six games. Why risk a massive NFL paycheck and his entire future career? He could easily lay low, protect his health, and slide into the draft based on last year's performance and his perceived upside. What is the actual payoff for him coming back at this point? I seriously hope I’m wrong! Go Ducks!

Wednesdays provide the first of 4 availability reports in the week leading up to a Saturday game. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49755323/big-ten-release-4-player-availability-reports-per-week

Jamari Johnson cited for speeding. How does DL handle that? Luckily IL is not all that good.

Oregon Big 10 Availability Report just released. 🦆 Oregon Ducks Injury Report QB Dante Moore: OUT (Concussion recovery; missing his third straight game) WR Evan Stewart: QUESTIONABLE (Dealing with an undisclosed injury alongside an internal evaluation following a recent off-field arrest) WR Jeremiah McClellan: OUT (Broken foot) DB Aaron Flowers: OUT (Shoulder surgery) RB Simeon Price: OUT LB Brayden Platt: OUT OL Trent Ferguson: OUT OL Dave Iuli: PROBABLE [1, 2, 3, 4]

Thank goodness for that NIL money to pay speeding tickets. 😃

That happened with very competent OC/QB Coaches in Dillingham and Stein. From what I’ve seen this season, Merringer and Ka’ai would just make him worse. Furthermore, why would I want a QB like Underwood when I already have Smith Jr. on my roster?

Illinois Fighting Illini players that Ducks fans should know in Week 8 https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/10/21/oregon-football-illinois-fighting-illini-players-duck-fans-know/92356804007/

Hear from Oregon junior Peyton Woodyard as he discusses settling into a starting role for the Oregon Ducks and what that process has been like.