Injury Report

Broken foot (Nov 8, 2025, at Iowa). Made his first career start at right tackle filling in for an injured Alex Harkey, broke the foot in the first half, and finished the game anyway. Oregon won 18-16. He missed the final six games of 2025 and all of spring practice. Back for fall camp. He did not win a starting tackle spot: Fox Crader started at right tackle in the opener and played all 64 snaps, while Wilson played 5. Wilson on the injury: "I knew something was wrong, but I didn't know how bad it was. I thought it was something I'd be able to walk off." On losing spring: "It was really, really hard." On the camp competition: "Let the best five win." He has 212 career snaps, 168 of them at right tackle. Source: Gernorris Wilson speaking at Oregon media day (Aug 3, 2026), via GoDucks.com and 247Sports. Status confirmed September 6, 2026. Not updated since.

Passenger in a single-vehicle car accident on Apr 3, 2026. Defensive line coach Tony Tuioti said that Saturday: 'He was a passenger in a car accident. Obviously, we're thinking about him. He's recovering right now. He'll be out for the rest of spring.' At the time the staff hoped to have him back before the season. That changed on the record: asked about Cumberland at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago on July 29, 2026, Dan Lanning said 'I think it'll be really hard to see him out there on the field this year. I don't anticipate seeing him,' adding that Cumberland will 'continue to be around the team and be a part of the team as much as he can, even if it's not out there competing or doing a drill.' The latest public update did not move him closer to the field: on Aug 18, 2026, Tony Tuioti said Cumberland still has a ways to go and that it is not something Oregon expects to see soon. He was the No. 60 overall recruit and No. 5 defensive lineman in the 2026 class. Sources: Tony Tuioti press availability (Apr 4, 2026) via Sports Illustrated; Dan Lanning at Big Ten Media Days (July 29, 2026) via 247Sports; Tony Tuioti fall camp comments (Aug 18, 2026) via Sports Illustrated and Ducks Wire. Status confirmed August 18, 2026. Not updated since.

Rehabbing a prior injury through spring, when he did not practice. Back on the field for fall camp and pushing for carries in a crowded backfield: reporting on Aug 8, 2026 had him climbing the depth chart after the setback. RB coach Samples had said in April that Riggs gained weight and strength and deepened his offensive knowledge while rehabbing, and would 'insert himself in that competition' when healthy. Source: Ducks Wire (Aug 8, 2026), FishDuck fall camp reporting (Aug 2026). Status confirmed August 8, 2026. Not updated since.

Broken fibula (Nov 1, 2025, Nebraska vs USC). Raiola told media at spring practice: 'Two weeks ago I just got fully cleared.' Back to full spring practice participation behind Dante Moore. Moore called Raiola 'special' with exceptional arm talent. Status confirmed April 18, 2026. Not updated since.

The August scare did not hold up. Davison played in the Sept 5 opener against Boise State and scored on a 1-yard run early in the second quarter. Source: Associated Press game story (Sept 5, 2026). Status confirmed September 5, 2026. Not updated since.

Injured during spring practice. Asked about him after the sixth fall camp practice on Aug 11, 2026, Lanning said Platt "is going to be limited for a while with the injury that he felt in the spring" and that "he's going to be out for some time." No timeline and no specifics given. Platt was a four-star linebacker in Oregon's 2024 class. Source: Dan Lanning press conference (Aug 11, 2026) via 247Sports and Sports Illustrated. Status confirmed August 11, 2026. Not updated since.

Torn triceps sustained in the College Football Playoff run, which cost him all of spring practice and limited him early in fall camp. On Aug 6, 2026 Lanning said Iuli brings real game experience but "he’s not going to be full go yet for us." He cleared that bar before the opener. At his Monday press conference on Aug 31, 2026, Lanning said Iuli "has been able to practice for us all week" and that he feels "comfortable that he could play." Offensive line coach A’lique Terry, asked about him during Week 1 preparation, said "Dave is cooking. He’s doing a really good job." He was available for the opener and played 15 snaps, but Michael Bennett III started at right guard and played 49 of 64, so the availability question has closed and a depth-chart question has replaced it. Week 1 snap counts vs Boise State (Yahoo Sports) and published starting lineups (Sports Illustrated, Portland Tribune), Sept 5, 2026. Sources: Dan Lanning press conference (Aug 6, 2026); Dan Lanning press conference (Aug 31, 2026) via Yahoo Sports and the Register-Guard; A’lique Terry via Sports Illustrated Week 1 injury report (Sept 3, 2026). Status confirmed September 6, 2026. Not updated since.

Broke his right leg in fall camp in August 2025, redshirted to rehab it, and returned during the College Football Playoff run without being all the way right. Defensive coordinator Chris Hampton said early in 2026 fall camp that McNutt is back healthy and doing everything. McNutt spoke for himself on Friday, Aug 14, 2026, after Oregon's ninth fall camp practice: 'Right after I broke my leg, right after I broke it, I was down. But right away, I snapped back.' Describing the play itself, he said: 'I was making a play in the back of the endzone. I dove for the ball and ran into another teammate and it broke.' He said the year away went into the mental side and learning the defense. He was a five-star recruit in the 2025 class and is in the safety rotation with Aaron Flowers and Minnesota transfer Koi Perich. Sources: Chris Hampton press availability (2026 fall camp) via Sports Illustrated; Trey McNutt press availability (Aug 14, 2026) as reported by The Register-Guard and Sports Illustrated (Aug 15, 2026). Status confirmed August 15, 2026. Not updated since.

Neck injury. Missed the entire 2025 season and has not been on the field to start fall camp. On Aug 6, 2026 Lanning gave an update that was notably grim: "There's not really a clear indication that Dillon's going to be able to help us here in the future. He'll be a part of our team, but from a medical standpoint, I don't know if that's clear that he'd be able to." He remains on the roster and with the program. Source: Dan Lanning press conference (Aug 6, 2026) via Sports Illustrated and FishDuck. Status confirmed August 6, 2026. Not updated since.

True freshman receiver, the five-star of Oregon's 2026 signing class. Did not play in the season opener against Boise State. Lanning said at his Sept 7 game-week press conference that Lott 'will be down just for a little bit' after 'a minor, you know, corrective surgery on his hand.' That is the only timeline on the record: Oregon has not given a return week. Source: Dan Lanning press conference (Sept 7, 2026) via The Register-Guard and Sports Illustrated (Sept 8, 2026). Status confirmed September 7, 2026. Not updated since.

Price was not in uniform for the Boise State opener on Sept 5, 2026, and Oregon has not disclosed a reason. Chris Hansen of The Register-Guard listed him among the players out for Oklahoma State in his Sept 9, 2026 availability rundown, again without a stated cause. No injury has been confirmed by the program, so none is claimed here. Source: Chris Hansen, The Register-Guard (Sept 9, 2026). Status confirmed September 9, 2026. Not updated since.

Torn patellar tendon (June 2025), which cost him all of 2025. He returned to full spring practice and played the whole way in the Sept 5 opener against Boise State, leading Oregon with eight catches for 72 yards on 58 snaps. He also muffed a punt that Boise State recovered and scored on, and Lanning backed him publicly afterwards: 'I have all the belief in the world in Evan and the trust.' The injury question is closed. Sources: official box score and Yahoo Sports snap counts (Sept 5, 2026); Dan Lanning press conference (Sept 7, 2026) via Sports Illustrated. Status confirmed September 7, 2026. Not updated since.

Hooks tweaked a hamstring in the middle of the week before the opener and did not play against Boise State. Dan Lanning: "Iverson kind of tweaked his hamstring in the middle of last week, so just wasn't able to go full strength. Think we'll have him back this week." That is an expectation, not a clearance, and The Register-Guard listed him questionable for Oklahoma State on Sept 9, 2026. Sources: Dan Lanning press availability via Sports Illustrated (Sept 8, 2026); Chris Hansen, The Register-Guard (Sept 9, 2026). Status confirmed September 9, 2026. Not updated since.

Sophomore edge rusher. Warmed up in pads wearing a padded club on his right hand and played 7 snaps against Boise State, generating two pressures in them. Oregon has never declared him out and Lanning has not named an injury, so the club and the snap count are beat-reporter observation, not a team designation. Source: Sports Illustrated from Autzen (Sept 5, 2026). Status confirmed September 5, 2026. Not updated since.

Moore left the Boise State opener late after taking a hard hit and returned to the game. Asked about his status after practice on Sept 9, 2026, he said: "Physical update, I'm perfectly fine and ready to go do what I have to do." Sources: Sports Illustrated and Ducks Wire (Sept 9, 2026). Status confirmed September 9, 2026. Not updated since.

Jones did not dress for the Boise State opener on Sept 5, 2026, and Oregon has not disclosed a reason. Chris Hansen of The Register-Guard listed him out for Oklahoma State on Sept 9, 2026, noting the reason was not given. No injury has been confirmed by the program. Source: Chris Hansen, The Register-Guard (Sept 9, 2026). Status confirmed September 9, 2026. Not updated since.

Tavizon did not dress for the Boise State opener on Sept 5, 2026, and Oregon has not disclosed a reason. Chris Hansen of The Register-Guard listed him out for Oklahoma State on Sept 9, 2026, noting the reason was not given. No injury has been confirmed by the program. Source: Chris Hansen, The Register-Guard (Sept 9, 2026). Status confirmed September 9, 2026. Not updated since.

Raiola broke his right fibula on November 1, 2025 (his final game at Nebraska, against USC). He was medically cleared in April 2026 and was a full participant through spring practice, so he carried no injury restrictions into the season. He is the backup behind Dante Moore and the projected 2027 starter, so spring was about learning Drew Mehringer's offense.

Stewart tore his patellar tendon in June 2025 and missed the entire 2025 season. He returned for spring practice on March 12, 2026 and played the April 25 spring game in a green non-contact jersey (4 catches, 110 yards, a 76-yard touchdown). Healthy, he gives Oregon's receiving corps a veteran No. 1 alongside Dakorien Moore.