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- TE/LB: Grab your coffee and hear from the Ducks before kickoff.
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Post Game Thoughts
- QB/WR: To be fair, our DTs were getting double teamed for most of the game and Boise runs the ball so well the safeties had their eyes in the backfield more than they did the...
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No Worries, all
- Pick/market: Ok, somethings we liked, and many many things we hated.
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Here's what Oregon's offensive depth chart looked like Week 1
- Oregon used no replacement for Dante Moore against Boise State, so the report's game-based depth chart could not establish the backup quarterback.
- The opener established Dierre Hill Jr. and Jordon Davison as Oregon's top two running backs, with Hill listed first in the report's unofficial depth chart.
- Oregon rotated reserve guards Trent Ferguson and Dave Iuli behind Douglas Utu and Michael Bennett III, respectively, but the report could not identify the backup tackles or center because none entered in those roles.
- Messiah Hampton played two snaps as an injury replacement for Oregon receiver Jeremiah McClellan, while Jalen Lott was also dealing with an injury and did not play, with no return timetable supplied for either injured receiver.
- Andrew Olesh played only five tight-end snaps behind Oregon's starter, leaving limited game evidence about the extent of the reserve tight-end role.
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Today’s snap counts, per PFF
- TE: Koi should have a large deduction for letting a tight end beat him on an out on 4th and goal in man coverage.
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