Oregon Ducks Football Injury Report 2026

The Oregon Ducks injury report for the 2026 season. 6 players are tracked here, each with the status Oregon last confirmed and the date it was confirmed. Oregon does not release injury updates between spring practice and fall camp, so every status below is stamped with its own date rather than presented as live. Last status change August 2, 2026; re-checked August 2, 2026 with no change.

Updated August 2, 2026 | Sources: GoDucks.com, press conferences

Offseason status Re-checked August 2, 2026. Oregon has issued no official injury news since spring practice, so most statuses below carry spring dates and should be read that way. Evan Stewart (knee) and Dylan Raiola (fibula) both finished spring as full participants, and Stewart's trainer described him as fully recovered on July 29. The next real update comes when fall camp opens and Dan Lanning resumes press availability. Spring game recap →

Tony Cumberland DL OUT

Car accident (Apr 3, 2026). Passenger in single-vehicle crash. DL coach Tuioti: 'He was a passenger in a car accident. He'll be out for the rest of spring.' Was the No. 60 overall recruit and No. 5 DL in the 2026 class. Expected to return for fall camp. Status confirmed April 10, 2026. Not updated since.

Da'Jaun Riggs RB OUT

Rehabbing from prior injury. Not yet participating in spring practice. RB coach Samples says Riggs has gained weight and strength while deepening his offensive knowledge during rehab. Expected to 'insert himself in that competition' when healthy. Status confirmed April 10, 2026. Not updated since.

Dylan Raiola QB FULL PARTICIPANT

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.

Jordon Davison RB PROBABLE

Broken clavicle (late 2025). Back practicing in spring. Samples praised his maturation from freshman year: now actively participating in film study and demonstrating leadership. Status confirmed April 10, 2026. Not updated since.

Simeon Price RB PROBABLE

Season-ending injury (2025 at Colorado). Returned to practice. Samples: 'He brings consistency to the room' through work ethic and film study habits. Status confirmed April 10, 2026. Not updated since.

Evan Stewart WR FULL PARTICIPANT

Torn patellar tendon (June 2025), missed all of 2025. Returned to full spring practice and played in the Apr 25 spring game with no limitations: 4 catches, 110 yards, 1 TD on a 76-yard reception from Raiola. Lanning called it Stewart's "best spring since I've been here." On July 29, 2026 his longtime trainer Craig LeBlanc said the recovery is complete and then some: "He's visibly faster. I've worked with him for seven years and I've never seen speed like he has right now. It's explosive." Status confirmed July 29, 2026. Not updated since.

Official Sources

Updated August 2, 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 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 carries no injury restrictions into fall camp. He is the backup behind Dante Moore and the projected 2027 starter, so spring was about learning Drew Mehringer's offense.

Evan Stewart, WR #7

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 with no limitations (4 catches, 110 yards, a 76-yard touchdown). Healthy, he gives Oregon's receiving corps a veteran No. 1 alongside Dakorien Moore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dylan Raiola broke his fibula November 1, 2025 while at Nebraska. He was medically cleared in April 2026 and was a full participant in spring practice, so he carries no injury restrictions into fall camp. He is not competing for the starting job in 2026 (that is Dante Moore's). Raiola is the backup and projected 2027 starter.

Yes. Evan Stewart tore his patellar tendon in June 2025 and missed all of 2025, but returned for spring practice on March 12, 2026 and played in the April 25 spring game with no limitations (4 catches, 110 yards, 1 TD on a 76-yard reception from Raiola). Lanning called it Stewart's "best spring." 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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