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Evan Stewart says he wants to play with Dante Moore, now that Moore is back, the ball is in his court Oregon wide receiver Evan Stewart will have a decision to make for 2026. Now that Dante Moore is back, has that been made for him? Evan Stewart didn't play a down for Oregon in 2025. Will that change in 2026? Based upon what he said in Miami just before New Year's, the odds have have improved over the last few hours. Quarterback Dante Moore will be back, and based on Stewart's own words, that development will be a meaningful one for him. ‌ "I want to play with [Dante Moore]. If I'm being for real," Stewart told reporters at the Orange Bowl media day. "Me and Dante were going to be something. I still want to play with him. If he comes back, it's going to be lit, I know that." Moore is back. So how lit will it be?

Ohio State transfer CB Aaron Scott Jr. to visit Oregon on ThursdayThe Oregon Ducks are set to welcome former Ohio State cornerback Aaron Scott Jr. on a visit on Thursday (Jan. 15), per 247 Sports' Tom Loy. Scott is rated as a three-star and the No. 18 cornerback and No. 272 player overall in the portal. He was a four-star and the No. 5 cornerback in the 2024 recruiting class but never managed to carve out a consistant role with the Buckeyes. The 6-foot, 195-pounder from Springfield, OH, saw little time in his two seasons at Ohio State, recording just two tackles as a true freshman and appearing in seven games for the national champion Buckeyes. He saw a bit more time as a sophomore in 2025, as he finished the season with nine tackles

Dante Moore announces return to Oregon in 2026, setting stage to be college football's top QB Dante Moore is returning to Oregon for the 2026 season, turning down the NFL Draft after a breakout year. The Ducks keep their star quarterback and instantly remain a national title contender.

Dante Moore staying at Oregon means expectations just went sky high Dante Moore’s return to Oregon sets sky-high expectations for the Ducks in 2026. History shows when elite quarterbacks stay in Eugene, special seasons follow, and Moore is betting he’s next.

Dante Moore Explains His Decision to Return to Oregon on SportsCenter Meta: Oregon quarterback Dante Moore spoke live on SportsCenter about faith, preparation, and unfinished business in Eugene. Here is everything he said.

Oregon Safety Dillon Thieneman Announces Decision to Enter NFL Draft Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman has declared for the NFL Draft after finishing as the No. 1 graded safety in college football by PFF, closing out a dominant season in Eugene.

Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman has declared for the NFL Draft after finishing as the No. 1 graded safety in college football by PFF, closing out a dominant season in Eugene.

No. 1 Offensive Tackle In Transfer Portal Eyes Texas And OregonFormer Colorado Buffaloes offensive tackle Jordan Seaton is one of the highest-ranked players in the portal. As it could come down to a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) bidding war, the Oregon Ducks and Texas Longhorns are teams to watch for Seaton. Oregon Ducks On SINo. 1 Offensive Tackle In Transfer Portal Eyes Texas And...Since their season ended, the Oregon Ducks have been active in the transfer portal. Oregon coach Dan Lanning and the Ducks have landed quarterback Dylan Raiola

Jamari Johnson Announces Return to Oregon, Giving Ducks a Star Tight End for 2026 Oregon tight end Jamari Johnson announced Tuesday that he will return for the 2026 season after a breakout 2025 campaign, solidifying the Ducks’ tight end room and bringing back one of their most productive offensive weapons.

Oregon tight end Jamari Johnson announced Tuesday that he will return for the 2026 season after a breakout 2025 campaign, solidifying the Ducks’ tight end room and bringing back one of their most productive offensive weapons.

Oregon Football Roster Tracker: Tracking the Ducks’ 105-Man Limit Entering the 2026 Season A complete breakdown of Oregon football’s roster as the Ducks head into the offseason, tracking the 105-man limit, position- by-position numbers, and where depth is strong or still needed for the 2026 season.

Which Oregon Duck players will be going to the NFL in 2026? Players are making decisions about what to do with their futures. For many, this means deciding between an early declaration for the 2026 NFL draft or a return to school for one more year. The Ducks have a number of players trying to make that decision this year, with several guys possessing Day 1 or Day 2 draft grades, should they choose to jump to the pros. So far, we've already seen a couple of guys announce their intentions to return for another year, while more are bound to make their decisions in the near future. So far, no players with remaining eligibility for the 2026 season have announced that they will forego their final year with the Ducks in order to enter the 2026 NFL draft. Here's a look at what we know so far, and who we are still waiting to hear from over the next few weeks. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2025/12/24/oregon-football-nfl-declaration-tracker-2026/87903938007/

Which Oregon Duck players will be going to the NFL in 2026? Players are making decisions about what to do with their futures. For many, this means deciding between an early declaration for the 2026 NFL draft or a return to school for one more year. The Ducks have a number of players trying to make that decision this year, with several guys possessing Day 1 or Day 2 draft grades, should they choose to jump to the pros. So far, we've already seen a couple of guys announce their intentions to return for another year, while more are bound to make their decisions in the near future. So far, no players with remaining eligibility for the 2026 season have announced that they will forego their final year with the Ducks in order to enter the 2026 NFL draft. Here's a look at what we know so far, and who we are still waiting to hear from over the next few weeks.

Oregon Lands UAB Slot Receiver Iverson Hooks Out of the Transfer PortalOregon picked up a major transfer portal commitment Monday morning as UAB wide receiver Iverson Hooks announced his decision to join the Ducks, giving the program a proven slot receiver with two years of eligibility remaining. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/oregon-lands-uab-slot-receiver-iverson-hooks-out-of-the-transfer-portal-270608565/

Oregon picked up a major transfer portal commitment Monday morning as UAB wide receiver Iverson Hooks announced his decision to join the Ducks, giving the program a proven slot receiver with two years of eligibility remaining

College football’s calendar is broken — here’s how coaches want to fix itLanning is among the coaches who have expressed ideas about how to fix the calendar to help the sport find even more eyeballs, better team performances and a more pragmatic schedule for coaches in 2026 and beyond. He’s certainly not alone in his complaints about the current system, either. Talk to any head coach in college football right now, and you’ll get an earful. Some are most frustrated by the dates of the transfer portal window. Others cannot stand how the early signing period is set up. Still others advocate for more drastic changes to the entire offseason structure, pushing to duplicate organized team activities (OTAs) modeled by the NFL.

They are expected to discuss two models: a 16-team field that includes five conference champions and 11 at-large teams, and another format with 24 teams. Petitti and Sankey have the bulk of control over the playoff's format in 2026 and beyond, an agreement the other commissioners and Bevacqua signed off on in 2024 during the last contract negotiations with ESPN. If the Big Ten and SEC leaders can't come to an agreement by the deadline, the playoff will remain at 12 teams. The field will now guarantee the Power 4 conference champions spots, along with the highest-ranked conference champion from the Group of 6, which now includes the revamped Pac-12. ESPN.comCFB buzz: What we're hearing about playoff expansion, con...Multiple playoff scenarios are on the table ahead of critical meetings this week.

Why Oregon Ducks fans shouldn't panic over numerous DL transfers Which would you rather have: A starting defensive line that is experienced and has proven that it can be among the most productive and dominant in the nation, or a starting defensive line that consists of promising talent but little experience? The answer seems pretty obvious to me. Sure, the Ducks lost a handful of guys who would have played valuable roles on next year's team, and replacing them won't be easy. But they also got a foursome of potential first and second-round picks to agree to come back for one more year. That's not easy to do, and the upside that it brings to this defense is immeasurable.

Recapping a Sunday whirlwind of Oregon returns, portal exits, recruiting action On Sunday, the Oregon Ducks had 10 players enter the portal, 3 key starters announce they're returning, 1 new transfer commit, and a crystal ball pick for one of the most high-profile portal players available. Duckterritory.com breaks down al of Sunday's developments.

No Oregon fans, the Ducks aren't cursed, but I understand why it feels that way Once again Oregon was splattered on the biggest stage late in a season. It feels like deja vu. That doesn't mean this team will never win it all.

Oregon's awful CFP loss to Indiana showcases uncomfortable truth on Dante MooreOregon quarterback Dante Moore might have to accept what is right in front of him after the Ducks' abysmal performance in the College Football Playoff semifinal. Autzen ZooOregon's awful CFP loss to Indiana showcases uncomfortabl...Oregon quarterback Dante Moore might have to accept what is right in front of him after the Ducks' abysmal performance in the College Football Playoff semifinal

Takeaways: A Brutal Ending to a Season That Promised More for Oregon Football Oregon’s season ended in painful fashion in the Peach Bowl. The takeaways and stats show how Indiana controlled the game and why the Ducks once again fell short on college football’s biggest stage.

This pains me to have to bring in any news about this game. It’s late for us in the East coast. I’m thankful for all that our team had accomplished this season. Will be looking forward to next season. I love my Ducks! Go Ducks! We stand with you through thick or thin. Oregon's Jay Harris Lone Bright Spot For Ducks Against IndianaThe Oregon Ducks are dealing with a lack of depth at the running back position with injuries and the transfer portal. Jay Harris stepped up for the team in the first half of the Ducks' College Football Playoff matchup against the Indiana Hoosiers. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon's Jay Harris Lone Bright Spot For Ducks Against In...The running back room was an area of concern for Oregon Ducks fans entering their semifinal game in the College Football Playoffs. On the Ducks’ second offensiv

Ducks face elimination, with no intention of blinking or backing downAutzen ZooDucks face elimination, with no intention of blinking or...It's not the critic who counts. Rival fanbases will have a field day if the Ducks come close but get turned away in the College Football Playoff semifinal.

Christian Gonzalez Turns Heads With College Football Playoff PredictionThe Oregon Ducks are one of the final teams left in the race to bring home the College Football Playoff National Championship this season. Former Duck and current New England Patriots defensive back Christian Gonzalez had a funny way of predicting Oregon to win it all Oregon Ducks On SIChristian Gonzalez Turns Heads With College Football Play...The Oregon Ducks are one of the four teams that made it to the College Football Playoff semifinals. They joined the Indiana Hoosiers, Miami Hurricanes, and Ole