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- The Ducks held their annual scrimmage to cap spring practice Saturday in Autzen Stadium.

- The Ducks were back inside Autzen Stadium as spring practice continued Thursday morning.

- Practice: Ducks vs Ducks: 2026 Spring Game Presented by @pepsi .

- Oregon returns a young DB core with Brandon Finney, Ify Obidegwu and Aaron Flowers all framed as sophomore starters with NFL-type upside. - Finney is the headline piece after starting as a true freshman and returning as an All-American-caliber corner. - Flowers is expected to factor at safety if healthy; the snippets mention both prior production and the need to rebound after injury disruption. - The safety competition stays live behind the projected starters, with Trey McNutt, Jet Washington and a transfer addition all pushing for back-end snaps.

- ### Top Actionable Intel - Oregon's offensive ceiling is national-title caliber, but the OL is the clear swing unit. The hosts think QB, RB, WR, and TE can all be top-three national position groups, while the line and new OC Drew Mehringer determine whether this becomes the best offense in the country. - QB Dante Moore is locked in as QB1. Backup reps may rotate between Dylan Raiola and Brock Thomas depending on game situation and redshirt management, but if Moore were unavailable for a meaningful stretch, Raiola is viewed as the higher-upside answer. - WR and skill talent are deep enough to raise Moore's Heisman/elite-offense case, but the OL must improve by October/November after last year's late-season pressure issues. - ### Team / Position Notes

- Oregon's linebacker availability picture hinges partly on Braden Platt, who has flashed in limited work but has not consistently stayed healthy before this year. - Devin Jackson is the experienced option with high-end athletic and physical traits, but the snippets stop short of locking him in as the clear starter. - The room also includes several younger players with limited on-field opportunities, so internal development is central to the 2026 outlook. - A strong returning defensive front is expected to help cover some linebacker inexperience.

- Oregon's depth chart is described as unusually strong outside, which may keep some capable pass-catchers away from outside receiver snaps. - The room has enough backfilled talent that a surefire starter-caliber player can serve as insurance rather than being forced into one role. - Hooks is specifically mentioned as a player who may not be a starter because of the depth around him. - Week 1 against Boise State is framed as the point where snap counts and the tight end/receiver depth chart will start to become clearer.

- Oregon's right tackle projection hinges heavily on Janoris Wilson's health; if fully healthy, the discussion treats him as the likely answer there. - There is real uncertainty around Wilson's physical status, and the speaker framed that as one of the most important variables in building the offensive line projection. - If Pancho were unavailable for an extended stretch, Oregon's backup/replacement plan becomes a major question. - Tommy Tofy was described as the day-one right guard, while Dave Iuli was noted as another big, experienced offensive lineman in the room.

- Oregon target Legarrette Blount Jr., son of the former Duck RB, is carving his own path.

- Oregon DL transfer D'Antre Robinson gains 4th star, jumps into 247Sports Top 100 transfers

- The Ducks held their second scrimmage of this year's spring drills in Autzen Stadium on Saturday.

- The Ducks resumed spring drills Tuesday following a pause for final exams and spring break.

- The Ducks held practice Saturday in Autzen Stadium before pausing spring drills for final exams and spring break.

- Oregon Ducks incoming transfers ranked in final 247Sports 2026 Transfer Portal update.