2026 Oregon Ducks Depth Chart

Fantasy managers can bank on quarterback Dante Moore’s job security and production under center. After throwing for 3,565 yards and 30 TDs in 2025, Moore returns as a polished passer (albeit with modest rushing output) and easily holds off incoming transfer Dylan Raiola. Raiola, a former No. 1 QB recruit, adds upside to the depth but will likely redshirt and wait his turn behind Moore. In the backfield, Jordon Davison’s combination of five-star talent and role stability makes him the lead back. He opened 2025 as a goal-line hammer and eventually became an every-down force, racking up a team-high 15 rushing touchdowns as a true freshman. Dierre Hill Jr. is right behind as the explosive change-of-pace and receiving threat【20†L159-L164**,** 16†L313-L321】, so a committee approach should continue in Eugene. Davison’s nose for the end zone gives him a fantasy edge, while veteran transfer Simeon Price projects as experienced depth with limited standalone value unless injuries strike.

At receiver, the Ducks boast a deep arsenal of playmakers. Former Texas A&M transfer Evan Stewart returns from a lost 2025 (torn patellar) as a potential No. 1 option, and five-star sophomore Dakorien Moore flashed elite upside with 497 yards and 3 TDs in an injury-shortened debut. Both profile as high-volume fantasy starters if healthy. Behind them, sophomore Jeremiah McClellan proved reliable (38 catches for 557 yards) and should remain heavily involved. UAB transfer Iverson Hooks brings 927 yards and 7 TDs of production to the slot, likely filling the role vacated by Gary Bryant Jr.. Even five-star freshman Jalen Lott could push for snaps with his dynamic talent, though targets will be spread thin among this loaded receiving corps.

Despite the loss of All-American tight end Kenyon Sadiq to the NFL, Oregon’s tight end room remains a focal point of the offense under new OC Drew Mehringer. Jamari Johnson showcased his playmaking ability with 510 yards and 3 scores in 2025, and he should thrive as the clear TE1 and one of Moore’s top red-zone targets. Five-star freshman Kendre Harrison (1,104 yards and 22 TD in HS) will see the field early, but the veteran Johnson offers the higher floor while Harrison profiles as a high-upside wildcard for fantasy purposes.