Oregon’s 2026 season just took a brutal turn. Ducks coach Dan Lanning confirmed Monday evening that quarterback Dante Moore, out since suffering a concussion against USC on September 26, won’t play the rest of the season.
Moore’s Concussion Knocks Him Out
This isn’t just a day-to-day thing; Moore is officially sidelined for good this year. The concussion he sustained against USC back on September 26 has unfortunately ended his campaign early. It’s a massive blow for the Ducks, who now have to figure out how to navigate the rest of their schedule without their starting signal-caller.
A 4-3 Hole With Five Games Left
The news couldn’t come at a worse time. Oregon just dropped to a 4-3 record after losing to Illinois in Week 8. Now, they’ve got to play their final five games of the season, all without Moore under center. What a gut punch for a team trying to find its footing.
This is a huge challenge for Oregon. With five games still on the docket and a 4-3 record staring them down, the Ducks are now in a serious fight to salvage their 2026 campaign. How they respond to losing Moore will define their season.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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