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- Oregon's offensive line has several new bodies, so spring cohesion and the emerging two-deep are worth monitoring. - Struggles by the full two-deep in the spring game would not be an immediate red flag given the transition and the quality of the defense across from it.

- DL: Erik - Good article, but please don’t confuse us further by referring to the other Anthony Jones who plays along the DL as a “tank”!

- Oregon defensive line retention: All four starting D-linemen were retained at premium cost; defensive coordinator change (TSH to Chris Hampton) may help; Dante Moore back at QB with elite receiving core (year-two DeVonta Smith, Evan Stewart), backed up by Dylan Raola—strong insurance for injury-heavy 16-game playoff path. - Oregon: Retained all four starting D-linemen at premium cost; Dante Moore back at QB; elite WR room (DeVonta Smith year two, Evan Stewart); Dylan Raola backup QB insurance for 16-game playoff stretch; defensive coordinator change (TSH to Chris Hampton) may unlock potential.

- Autzen Audibles podcast breaks down Oregon’s post-spring defensive depth chart.

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

- Oregon WR play dictated spring DB struggles more than poor coverage; tough receiver group.

- Oregon has abundant vacant land to address homeless/drug ecosystem issues.

- Oregon d-line will pressure o-lines; interior line has room to improve over summer.

- Pick/market: Oregon completed spring practice over the weekend with its annual spring game.

- Pick/market: Oregon's spring game is in the books.

- Oregon spring game: Defense dominant—10 sacks, 13 TFLs. - Breland (6 tackles, 3 sacks, 3 TFLs) and Mixon anchor strong 2026 foundation.

- Oregon D-line deeper than expected after portal additions in December.

- Jordon Davison multi-year IMG Academy starter; strong key-and-diagnose ability for linebacker position.

- Defense: The front four is the best in the country, period.

- Next year better; QB wash, WR improved, Center/DLine worse, rest improved.

- DL: Great post and follow up comments (except for one.) And I thought this was going to be about our defensive line.