Oregon Ducks Playing the Long Game With Quarterback Transfer News

Oregon Ducks Playing the Long Game With Quarterback Transfer News

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Oregon quarterback Dante Moore faces a pivotal decision regarding his potential declaration for the 2026 NFL Draft. Regardless of Moore's choice, the Ducks are preparing for any quarterback transitions under coach Dan Lanning. The team is considering Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola, who is visiting Oregon as a potential transfer. Raiola, who entered the transfer portal on December 15, could redshirt and eventually succeed Moore if he returns.

Oregon's strategy reflects an NFL-style development system, focusing on grooming quarterbacks patiently. This approach, initiated with Moore, emphasizes long-term planning and has attracted notable transfer quarterbacks in recent years, including Bo Nix and Dillon Gabriel. Such a system positions Oregon as a destination for aspiring NFL quarterbacks.

Moore is projected as a top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, potentially joining the New York Jets as the No. 2 overall selection, according to ESPN's mock draft. Oregon is also eyeing former USC quarterback Husan Longstreet as a transfer target. The Ducks

Originally by Unknownon January 11, 2026
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