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Ducks Face Northwestern Amidst Major Injury Woes
30 Oct
Summary
- Multiple offensive linemen are out or questionable due to injuries.
- Quarterback Dante Moore is out for the season following concussion.
- The team is struggling to find offensive consistency with roster changes.
The Oregon Ducks are grappling with numerous offensive injuries as they head into their matchup against Northwestern. Quarterback Dante Moore is officially out for the remainder of the 2026 season following a concussion sustained earlier in Week 4. This absence has led to continued uncertainty at the quarterback position, with Dylan Raiola and Brock Thomas seeing action.
The offensive line has also been severely affected, with key players like Dave Iuli undergoing surgery and Trent Ferguson previously being ruled out for the season. Immanuel Iheanacho is back practicing, offering some relief, but receiver Iverson Hooks is questionable.
Coach Dan Lanning has stressed the importance of consistency for his program, noting the stark contrast between the defense's performance and the offense's struggles. The team's next injury report is expected on Friday, October 31, 2026.
