Oregon Ducks Injury Report | The Quack Report

The Oregon Ducks injury report for the 2026 season. 2 players currently listed. Last updated March 20, 2026.

Updated March 20, 2026 | Sources: GoDucks.com, press conferences

Dylan Raiola QB LIMITED

Broken fibula (Nov 1 vs USC). Throwing in spring practice. Being managed. Updated March 18, 2026

Evan Stewart WR DAY-TO-DAY

Torn patellar tendon (June 2025). Back for spring Day 1. Monitored. Updated March 18, 2026

Official Sources

Updated March 20, 2026. Injury information from press conferences and official team communications. Availability designations: Probable, Day-to-Day, Limited, Out.

Key Updates

Dylan Raiola, QB #8

Raiola broke his right fibula November 1 at Nebraska against USC. He is approximately five months post-surgery as of the spring game (April 25). Oregon is managing his reps carefully. He is throwing and participating in team activities but is not taking full contact. By fall camp he should be fully cleared. His presence at practice is more about learning Drew Mehringer's offense than showcasing physical ability right now.

Evan Stewart, WR #7

Stewart tore his patellar tendon in June 2025 and missed the playoff games. He was the most experienced receiver on the roster before the injury. He returned for spring Day 1 (March 12) and is being monitored. If Stewart is healthy and moving well by the spring game, Oregon's receiving corps goes from good to elite. His status heading into 2026 could define whether Oregon has a championship-caliber offense.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dylan Raiola broke his fibula November 1, 2025 at Nebraska. He is participating in spring practice with limited reps. He is expected to be fully cleared by fall camp in August. He is not competing for the starting job in 2026 (that is Dante Moore's). Raiola is the backup and projected 2027 starter.

Evan Stewart tore his patellar tendon in June 2025 and missed the CFP games. He returned for spring practice Day 1 on March 12, 2026. His status is day-to-day as the coaching staff monitors his recovery. If healthy, he is the most experienced receiver on the 2026 roster.

Official injury information comes from Dan Lanning's press conferences and GoDucks.com. Oregon does not publish a formal injury report during the offseason. We update this page based on press conference comments and credible media reports.

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