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Marsh Duck - Raiola Fits this Oregon Offense

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A little more Dylan Raiola love this Monday morning.

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Raiola Fits This Oregon Offense

Dylan Raiola is the type of quarterback needed to run Dan Lanning’s efficiency based offense.

Edited by David Marsh

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A national championship may be at stake. I think the world of Dante Moore....he is a real gentleman......but.....as a QB.....Dylan is the better choice for the Ducks.

IMHO How this plays out may determine Oregon's future this year.

I'am glad I'am not making the decision....it's a tough call from a human point of view. It could be heart breaking either way.

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I hear you but I just don’t see Coach Lanning not riding with Dante Moore the rest of the season, given what he gave up to come back to Oregon and how he was injured. It’s not like he hasn’t been playing well and is the reason for Oregon’s struggles (see offensive line and the defense, which was supposed to be one of the best in Oregon’s history).

What would the implications be for future players deciding whether to forego the NFL draft to come back to Oregon?

That said, I believe that Dylan Raiola has earned some playing time and would love to see him used situationally, as I believe he is more mobile than Dante Moore and could be used for some wrinkles in key situations.

Edited by OregonDucks

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