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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.

- ### 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

- 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.

- Offense: Nice recap on the offense!

- Pick/market: Jerry Mixon (Photo: Eugene Johnson, 247Sports) The Oregon Ducks held their spring game inside Autzen Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

- Oregon QB Dante Moore must lead offense; Dakorien Moore and Evan Stewart co-lead receivers.

- Practice: SPRING GAME...

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

- Oregon O-line changes: Addison to LT backup, Rogers to LG starter, Hampton added WR backup, Dixon TE backup.

- Spring game drop stats: Stewart 4/5, Hampton 3/5, Ressler 3/4, Lewis 1/6, others listed.

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

- Brock Thomas outperformed depth chart expectations at Oregon spring game; height only limitation for Power Four role.

- 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.

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

- Addison may not be ready to back up LT; hope AKS gets garbage-time reps, can be stud junior/senior year like his dad.

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

- Spring game showed O-Line formation alignments and positional assignments.

- Oregon completed 2026 transfer portal class with 16 additions; portal class ranks 25th nationally.

- Pick/market: Plan is to do lists ranking 11-20 and 21-30 in coming weeks.

- Gage Hurych bright prospect at kicker; spring misses minor, strong leg evident for fall.

- UW QB disengaged, coach job-hunting. - Difficult to support this product.

- Nacho still starting at OT; portal opportunities for starting OTs appear limited.

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