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Under Construction | Off-Site | Fall Camp Week 1It’s Week One of Fall Camp, and Oregon Football is building towards the start of the season. The Ducks head off-site this episode - with a look into their trip to Tokyo and Big Ten Football Media Day's this summer.

Go inside the playbook with Landon Tengwall as he breaks down the outside zone scheme that helps power the Oregon Ducks.

The Oregon Ducks have added a ton of great freshman. But their is one new Ducks playmaker that is off to a phenomenal start. The Oregon Ducks leadership should be really excited by this. This is great news for the Oregon Ducks and fans of the Oregon Ducks should be excited.

Brett McMurphy's college football preseason AP Top 25 ballotFor the past several months, college football fans have been frustrated, fed up, disgusted — fill in the blank — with the state of college football. The ongoing Protect College Sports Act — will it or won’t it pass — weekly injunctions from local judges and even conferences suing league members. And then there’s the daily/hourly speculation about the College Football Playoff expanding to 16? 24? 64? 138? It all depends on the latest “I’m hearing rumblings of a 20-team CFP format idea with play-in games” social media post to send the masses into a state of hysteria. Is the SEC breaking away? Is the Big Ten Breaking Bad? Who knows. Who cares. Well, I’m here for you. I want you to forget about all the idiocies going on off the field and concentrate all your focus, all your hate, on one thing: my Preseason AP Top 25 ballot. I’ll take one for the team, just so you can have a better day. Unless you’re an Oregon Duck fan, I absolutely guarantee you’re going to hate my preseason ballot. I voted the Ducks No. 1, so I obviously under-ranked, or didn’t rank at all, the remaining 137 teams. I’m such an idiot. So forget about life’s daily problems, forget about the quagmire that they currently call college athletics, take a deep breath and just hate away on my Preseason AP Top 25 ballot. And, just think, only 16 more days until the start of college football. See, don’t you feel better already? On3Brett McMurphy's college football preseason AP Top 25 ballotOn3's Brett McMurphy reveals his college football preseason AP Top 25 ballot ahead of the 2026 season.

Can you imagine if every athlete claims their number can no longer be used at the university? Think about a new recruit coming in to Spring or Fall camp years from now. His jersey number will now be 5,300 (sarcasm)? 😳

College football Top 150 player rankings: Ohio State star Jeremiah Smith claims the top spot — againCollege production and tape take center stage as we stack the deck with the most impactful players returning for the 2026 campaign https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-top-150-player-rankings-ohio-state-star-jeremiah-smith-claims-the-top-spot-again/

2026 Oregon Defensive Deep Dive - Ducks Rising PodcastTravis and Zachary discuss the latest developments from media availabilities, including updates on Jordon Davison, the Freshman OL, Na’eem Offord and more. They then dive into their 2026 Oregon defensive preview. They go position-by-position, touching on upside, positional battles, questions and how they’d rank the room. 00:41 Intro 01:05 Jordon Davison News 08:25 Fall Camp News 21:15 Defensive Preview 24:18 Interior Defensive 29:25 EDGE Rushers 39:37 Linebackers 36:30 Cornerbacks 51:00 Safety

Wednesday was a busy news day as RB Jordon Davison was reportedly injured, but it was later revealed that he went through practice and is healthy. The day highlighted his importance in the running backs room. On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin reacts to that news and an injury update on LB Brayden Platt. Plus, Spencer discusses the importance of Oregon's starting center along the offensive line. Oregon DB Brandon Finney comes off a freshman All-American season in 2025 with high hopes for this year. Is there any chance that he could get moved to nickel/star in the secondary? 00:00 Offensive line chatter and player updates 05:57 Running back depth discussion 10:26 Oregon football recruiting updates 15:37 Discussing Oregon's football prospects 17:21 Discussing Oregon's offensive line depth 23:04 High expectations for offensive lineup 26:48 Oregon's defensive safety rotation

Oregon Football Chat with Zachary Neel (Ducks Wire, BLEAV in Oregon and Ducks Rising Podcasts)

We invite you to always explore the “News” on the menu bar in the header. When you click on the word “News,” you will see an index of multiple links to sports news sites for your enjoyment! During the football season, podcasts were included with the game for that week. Podcasts still are taking place, just not as often. I also have noticed that the podcasts now are covering more than just football. For instance, the one following includes some talk about basketball. Those podcasts will now be posted under this thread as they occur. To see the previous podcast thread click Here as we will keep the thread to no more than 50 podcasts at a time. Check back often for some informative listening. This Thread is for Podcasts ONLY. You can always start a new thread with any of these podcasts for discussion.

Hear from Oregon LB Dylan Williams as he reflects on a season that included an injury last season and how that's forced him to grow and adapt. Running Back Da'Juan Riggs meets with the media following Fall Practice #7 for Oregon Football.

Everything Ra'Shaad Samples said after Oregon's seventh fall camp practiceOregon running backs coach Ra'Shaad Samples discusses Dierre Hill, Jordon Davison, Simeon Price and the Ducks' backfield during fall camp. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/everything-rashaad-samples-said-after-oregons-seventh-fall-camp-practice-288903041/ Ra'Shaad Samples clears the air: Jordon Davison 'had a really good day of practice today'EUGENE, Ore. — Amid reports that Jordon Davison had suffered a practice injury, Oregon running backs coach Ra'Shaad Samples cleared the air on Wednesday afternoon. If Davison is dealing with a serious injury, that's news to him, as he'd just witnessed the sophomore running back complete a strong day of work. "I'm not sure what information was talked about or said, but I know that kid just practiced his butt off," Samples said in response to a question about the reports earlier in the day. "He had a really good day of practice today. He finished runs. He's continuing to get his body in shape. He's a really hard-worker. He works hard on and off the field, and he's continuing to become a leader every single day." https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/rashaad-samples-clears-the-air-jordon-davison-had-a-really-good-day-of-practice-today-288901910/

OREGON FALL CAMP PRACTICE 7 REPORT: “YOU’RE GOING TO SEE AN UNRECOGNIZABLE PLAYER”Ra’Shaad Samples’ assessment of Dierre Hill captured a larger Tuesday theme as Oregon’s young talent continues moving from ability toward knowledge, leadership and a more complete version of itself. Oregon Fall Camp Practice 7 Report: “You’re going to see...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

☹️ EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon's returning leading rusher will miss the start of the 2026 season due to injury. Running back Jordon Davison has aggravated the collarbone injury that cost him the final game of last season, DuckTerritory.com has confirmed through a source. DucksWire's Zachary Neel had the story first. The injury is expected to take six to eight weeks to recover, meaning Davison is likely to miss all of non-conference play before returning. The Ducks open Big Ten Play against USC on the road on Sept. 26. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-running-back-jordon-davison-will-miss-game-time-with-fall-camp-injury-288866106/ What Jordon Davison's injury means for the Oregon Ducks going forwardSo now, with Davison sidelined for the next month or so, where will the Ducks go in the backfield, and who is expected to step up the most? https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/08/12/oregon-football-davison-injury-impact/91275241007/

The 5 true freshman Wide Receivers with instant superstar potentialJalen Lott - OregonDan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks were able to land 5-star Jalen Lott who could've played defensive back or wide receiver at the college level. Lott was a Summer enrollee, but it only took him one practice to look the part of a superstar in the making. The Ducks have a crowded wide receiver room, but Lott's showed in his first few days with the team that he's too talented to keep off the field this season. Saturday BlitzThe 5 true freshman Wide Receivers with instant superstar...The college football season is rapidly approaching, and each season always creates a new group of stars that quickly become household names. Sometimes it's play

Oregon Safety Jett Washington Turns Heads in Viral Practice HighlightThe nephew of the late NBA great Kobe Bryant just turned heads for the Oregon Ducks here. Jett Washington's Unreal Interception GrabThe 6-5 Washington arrived to Eugene anticipated to pluck footballs from the sky off his astonishing frame and veritcal leaping ability. But now he's turned heads with this insane one-handed interception, using his massive right palm and four of his five fingers to softly pluck the football from the sky: Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Safety Jett Washington Turns Heads in Viral Practi...The Oregon Ducks watched safety Jett Washington take flight, literally. Fans envisioned the five-star, per 247Sports, bringing a similar uncanny athleticism th

OREGON’S OFFENSIVE LINE QUESTION HAS CHANGEDIN THE SPRING, THE DUCKS WERE TRYING TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY HAD FIVE ANSWERS. A WEEK INTO FALL CAMP, THE CONVERSATION HAS SHIFTED TOWARD FINDING THE RIGHT COMBINATION AND TURNING COMPETITION INTO COHESION.A week into fall camp, I think the most important thing we have learned is that the question has changed. It is becoming less about whether Oregon can find five capable offensive linemen and more about which five should play together. That is progress. From finding players to finding a unitTerry provided the clearest description of the room after Oregon’s fourth fall practice when he was asked where the offensive line needed the most improvement. “Cohesion,” he said. That answer matters because it moves the conversation forward from where we were in March and April. Terry is still evaluating individual players, but his emphasis has moved toward “the right mesh and the right pairs” and getting a group capable of functioning together. Wednesday War Room: Oregon’s offensive line question has...Oregon Ducks football, Dan Lanning, Oregon recruiting, college football, NIL, Big Ten, Pac-12, Scott Reed, Duck Sports Central, recruiting news

College football rankings: Ohio State tops Oregon as SEC teams shoot up in Preseason CBS Sports 138Led by returning stars Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin, the Buckeyes narrowly sit atop CBS Sports' complete FBS rankings entering the 2026 college football season https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-rankings-preseason-cbs-sports-138-ohio-state/

Oregon Ducks 5-Star Freshman Tight End Demands Attention at PracticeOregon Ducks tight end Kendre Harrison is showing what his 6-foot-7 frame can do in the red zone at practice with an impressive touchdown. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks 5-Star Freshman Tight End Demands Attention...EUGENE - Oregon Ducks freshman tight end Kendre Harrison is standing out at practice, literally. The five-star recruit has a 6-foot-7 frame and is already showi

Freshman duo emerging as potential answers to Oregon's biggest unanswered questionTommy Tofi and Immanuel Iheanacho earn high praise from A'lique TerryIt's always hard for true freshmen to earn starting roles out of the gate given how much of the system they need to learn, and the fact that they often need to continue physically developing. Offensive lineman Tommy Tofi showed up in the Spring, and instantly looked the part, making every fan hopeful of their potential impact. When Summer rolled around, the staff got to see top-10 recruit Immanuel Iheanacho in action, and now the offensive line picture may be becoming clearer. As the duo of freshmen is beginning to make an impression this Summer, A'lique Terry is praising the duo for doing all the little things the right way. Autzen ZooFreshman duo emerging as potential answers to Oregon's bi...Summer practices are well underway as Dan Lanning and the Oregon coaching staff continue to put the finishing touches on the team before the group embarks on wh

Oregon's offensive line is among the biggest questions that Oregon is going to have to answer to win a national title in 2026. Could a pair of true freshmen actually have starting roles? On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin discusses sophomore EDGE Nasir Wyatt. His career trajectory could be very similar to that of former Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq. Oregon's schedule in 2026 is the toughest they have had since they joined the Big 10. November will be a brutally tough stretch with Ohio State, Michigan, and Washingnton. Can they afford a loss before then to make the 12-team Playoff? 00:00 Oregon's offensive line prospects 04:40 Freshmen impact on Oregon's lineup 07:21 Discussing O-line player prospects 12:00 Evaluating Oregon's Defensive Line Performance 14:13 Improving as a versatile player 17:55 NBA players' underrated skill level 20:58 Concerns about Oregon's kicking game 25:47 Oregon's schedule quality concerns 26:36 Predicting college football team outcomes

Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Pushes Back on Dylan Raiola Scrutiny, PraiseOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning opens up on the scrutiny and the praise of quarterback Dylan Raiola, and as far as at practice, the now-healthy Raiola has "thrown some dimes." Under scrutiny, sometimes words can be taken out of context, for example a short quote at media day went viral for fans thinking he took a shot at Nebraska, but in reality his 18-minute long interview showed his patience, humility and dedication. Raiola's true freshman season put him on the map. He started immediately for the Cornhuskers in the tough Big Ten and made a statement impact. He finished with 2,819 yards, leading all FBS freshmen and setting Nebraska’s freshman passing record. He also helped Nebraska reach its first bowl game since 2016. Raiola was still able to complete 72 percent of his passes during his sophomore season in 2025, despite poor protection and a season-ending injury. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Coach Dan Lanning Pushes Back on Dylan Raiola Scru...EUGENE - Oregon Ducks quarterback Dylan Raiola has experienced both extremes of the national spotlight. Few college football players have entered the spotlight

Oregon legend Geoff Schwartz sets sky-high expectations for the Ducks in 2026Oregon alum Geoff Schwartz says it's now or never for OregonGiven how close the Ducks have come in recent years to making the National Championship Game, the fanbase won't be happy just to make the playoff this season. This season truly feels like the best chance Oregon may have to win it all for a while with the way all the pieces have lined up, and Ducks alum Geoff Schwartz feels it's now or never. Autzen ZooOregon legend Geoff Schwartz sets sky-high expectations f...Heading into the 2026 college football season, it's impossible not to be excited about the potential of the Oregon Ducks. Dan Lanning has sparked a ton of excit

Hear from sophomore cornerback Na'eem Offord as he recaps his freshman season at Oregon in 2025 and why he's poised and ready to do whatever is called upon him in 2026. Hear from Oregon redshirt freshman defensive lineman Matt Johnson as he discusses his quick rise up the depth chart and why he's ready for a breakout season in 2026.

Oregon linebacker Brayden Platt to be sidelined for 'some time' with injuryOregon linebacker Brayden Platt sidelined for 'some time' with injury"He's going to be limited for a while with the injury he felt in the spring," Lanning said. "I don't want to put a timeline on it, but he's going to be out for some time until we see where he's at and continue to progress and challenge himself." https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-linebacker-brayden-platt-sidelined-for-some-time-with-injury-288852761/