2026 Oregon Ducks Spring Roster
Who's back. Who arrived. Who left. What it means.
The 2026 Oregon Ducks roster features Heisman favorite Dante Moore at QB, a rebuilt offensive line anchored by center Iapani Laloulu, a backfield duo of Jordon Davison and Dierre Hill, and a defensive front four (Uiagalelei, Tuioti, Washington, Alexander) loaded with NFL talent. 23 players have full scouting reports on this site.
| Sources: GoDucks.com (official, verified April 23, 2026), 247Sports, Lookout Eugene-Springfield, Sports Reference
Tracks key scholarship players confirmed through spring practice reporting. Jersey numbers shown where confirmed through GoDucks.com and spring practice reporting. Heights/weights and walk-on data will be added when the official roster is released.
Each position group below shows the projected starter, returning depth, transfers, and freshmen, with a status tag per player. Skip to the open position battles →
Full 2026 Roster, Jersey Lookup
Every player on the active roster, sorted by jersey number. At Autzen? Find who is wearing what. (103 players, sorted by jersey number)
#0D'Antre RobinsonDLJunior
#0Jordon DavisonRBSophomore
#1Bear AlexanderDLR-Senior
#1Dakorien MooreWRSophomore
#2Na'eem OffordDBSophomore
#2Iverson HooksWRR-Senior
#3Koi PerichDBJunior
#3Jeremiah McClellanWRR-Sophomore
#4Brandon Finney Jr.DBSophomore
#4Tradarian BallRBFreshman
#5Davon BenjaminDBFreshman
#5Dante MooreQBR-Junior
#6Jerry MixonILBSenior
#6Dierre Hill Jr.RBSophomore
#7Ify ObidegwuDBR-Sophomore
#7Evan StewartWRR-Senior
#8Trey McNuttDBR-Freshman
#8Dylan RaiolaQBJunior
#9Devon JacksonILBR-Senior
#9Jamari JohnsonTER-Junior
#10Matayo UiagaleleiOLBSenior
#11Dylan WilliamsILBR-Sophomore
#11Akili Smith Jr.QBR-Freshman
#12Peyton WoodyardDBJunior
#12Brock ThomasQBR-Junior
#13Gavin NixILBR-Freshman
#13Gatlin BairWRFreshman
#14Aaron Scott Jr.DBJunior
#14Ryder HayesQBR-Sophomore
#15Carl Williams IVDBR-Junior
#15Messiah HamptonWRFreshman
#16Azel BanagDBFreshman
#17Tre WatsonDBJunior
#17Markus DixonTER-Junior
#18Dorian BrewDBR-Freshman
#18Kendre HarrisonTEFreshman
#19Braylon HodgeILBFreshman
#19Mark WiepertQBR-Freshman
#20Xavier LherisseDBFreshman
#21Aaron FlowersDBR-Sophomore
#21Da'Jaun RiggsRBR-Sophomore
#22Devin JacksonDBFreshman
#22Simeon PriceRBR-Senior
#23Brayden PlattILBR-Sophomore
#24Jett WashingtonDBFreshman
#25Tristan PhillipsILBFreshman
#25Rocco GrazianoKR-Freshman
#26Brandon SmithRBFreshman
#27Bleu DantzlerOLBR-Freshman
#28Anthony Jones Jr.OLBFreshman
#29Arlo HendersonDBJunior
#30Xavier BarksdaleDBR-Junior
#30Aaron BidwellWRR-Freshman
#31Nasir WyattOLBSophomore
#32Tony CumberlandDLFreshman
#33Zach GrishamDBR-Senior
#34Cruz RushingDBR-Senior
#35Keaton EmmettKJunior
#35Brody ThomasOLBR-Freshman
#38Will StratonILBR-Junior
#39Cormac O'FlahertyDBR-Freshman
#39Bailey EttridgePSophomore
#40Zander QuinnRBR-Junior
#41Dutch HoriskOLBFreshman
#42Aydin BrelandDLR-Sophomore
#44Teitum TuiotiOLBSenior
#45Torrence WilliamsTER-Sophomore
#46Jay HardenILBR-Freshman
#47Elijah RushingOLBR-Sophomore
#50Demetri ManningOLR-Freshman
#51Prince TavizonOLBFreshman
#52A'Mauri WashingtonDLSenior
#53Devin BrooksOLR-Sophomore
#55Matthew JohnsonDER-Freshman
#55Douglas UtuOLR-Freshman
#56Trent FergusonOLR-Sophomore
#57Zac StascauskyOLR-Freshman
#58Ziyare AddisonOLR-Freshman
#59Fox CraderOLR-Sophomore
#64Thomas DonkerbrookLSFreshman
#66Bryce BoultonOLR-Junior
#67Beau CressAllenOLR-Junior
#68Auston MimsOLR-Junior
#70Koloi KeliOLFreshman
#71RJ ToddLSR-Senior
#72Iapani LalouluOLSenior
#73Kawika RogersOLR-Senior
#74Dave IuliOLR-Senior
#75Michael Bennett IIIOLR-Senior
#77Tommy TofiOLFreshman
#78Gernorris WilsonOLR-Junior
#80Dillon GreshamWRR-Sophomore
#81Dayton RaiolaTEFreshman
#82Nathan McCoy IIWRR-Freshman
#83Hudson LewisWRFreshman
#84Jovon McRae IIWRR-Freshman
#86Andrew OleshTER-Freshman
#87A.J. PuglianoTER-Sophomore
#88Jack ResslerWRR-Sophomore
#89Brady BidwellWRR-Sophomore
#91Derrick Brown Jr.DLR-Senior
#97Gage HurychKR-Sophomore
#99Jerome SimmonsDLR-Senior
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Source: GoDucks.com, verified April 23, 2026. Two players may share a number as long as they are not on the field at the same time (NCAA Rule 1-4-2-f).
Quarterbacks
Settled at the top. Elite depth.Moore is the unquestioned starter and a preseason Heisman candidate. Raiola gives Oregon the best backup in the country. Akili Smith Jr. (son of the former Duck QB) adds developmental depth. This is the deepest QB room in college football.
3,565 yards, 30 TDs, 10 INTs in 2025. Turned down projected #2 pick to return.
#8
Dylan Raiola
QB
from Nebraska
4,819 career yards, 31 TDs at Nebraska. Wears #8, getting permission to carry Marcus Mariota's number. Recovering from broken fibula (Nov 1 vs. USC). Being managed in spring practice. Expected insurance and future starter.
#11
Akili Smith Jr.
QB
Son of former Duck QB Akili Smith. 6-5, 231 lbs. Wears #11, his father's number from the 1999 NFL Draft. Developmental prospect.
Running Backs
Talented starters. Thin behind them.Davison and Hill combined for 1,323 yards and 15 TDs as true freshmen in 2025. They are the future. But behind them, the room emptied out: Hughes to Houston, Limar to Washington, Harris to K-State. Simeon Price (Colorado transfer) and Tradarian Ball (4-star freshman) add depth, but this group needs to stay healthy.
6-0, 236 lbs. Lead back entering 2026. Part of the freshman duo that combined for 1,323 yards and 15 TDs.
5-11, 205 lbs. Rotational back in 2025. The other half of the freshman duo.
#22
Simeon Price
RB
from Colorado
Veteran depth via Mississippi State and Coastal Carolina before Colorado.
#26
Brandon Smith
RB
Spring roster addition. True freshman.
#4
Tradarian Ball
RB
#9 RB nationally per 247Sports. 4-star early enrollee, took spring 2026 reps.
Wide Receivers
Young talent with one proven veteran.Evan Stewart is the most experienced receiver on the roster after transferring from Texas A&M in 2024. Dakorien Moore, the former #1 WR nationally from the 2025 class, is the highest-upside player in the room. Jeremiah McClellan got meaningful reps in 2025. Five-star Jalen Lott arrives this summer. The room is talented but unproven as a unit.
#7
Evan Stewart
WR
6-0, 170 lbs. Most experienced WR. Texas A&M transfer (2024). Tore patellar tendon June 2025, missed entire season. Back for spring practice Day 1, ahead of schedule.
5-11, 195 lbs. Former 5-star, #1 WR nationally in the 2025 class.
6-0, 195 lbs. Got meaningful reps in 2025.
#13
Gatlin Bair
WR
6-2, 195 lbs. Early enrollee from Burley, ID. Took spring 2026 reps.
Jalen Lott
WR
5-star, Frisco TX. Arriving summer 2026. Not yet on spring roster.
Tight Ends
Solid starter. Five-star freshman arriving.Jamari Johnson is the likely TE1 entering spring at 6-5, 257 lbs. The big addition is Kendre Harrison, a five-star early enrollee at 6-7, 243 lbs who could contribute immediately. Torrence Williams provides developmental depth.
#9
Jamari Johnson
TE
6-5, 257 lbs. Likely TE1 entering spring.
#18
Kendre Harrison
TE
6-7, 243 lbs. 5-star, #50 nationally. Early enrollee.
#81
Dayton Raiola
TE
Spring roster addition. Dylan Raiola's younger brother.
#86
Andrew Olesh
TE
from Penn State
Former 4-star, #3 TE in 2025 class (Rivals). Switched from #81 to #86. Competing for TE2/TE3.
#17
Markus Dixon
TE
from Clemson
Competing behind Jamari Johnson alongside Olesh and Harrison.
#45
Torrence Williams
TE
6-6, 210 lbs. Developmental.
Offensive Line
The biggest question mark on the roster.Lost three starters: LG Emmanuel Pregnon (NFL Draft), LT Alex Harkey (NFL Draft), RT Isaiah World (NFL Draft). Center Iapani Laloulu returned, forgoing the draft. Dave Iuli returns at left guard with nearly 20 career starts. Kawika Rogers provides experienced depth. Five-star OL Immanuel Iheanacho and five-star OL Tommy Tofi arrive this summer. Two starting spots are open (LT, RT) and this is the position group that will define the ceiling of the 2026 team.
6-2, 329 lbs. Center. Returned instead of entering the NFL Draft.
#74
Dave Iuli
LG
Returning starter at left guard. Played all 15 games in 2025, all 14 in 2024. Nearly 20 career starts. Needs to improve to be among the best guards in the Big Ten (247Sports).
#73
Kawika Rogers
OL
6-5, 320 lbs. Most experienced OL after Laloulu and Iuli. Competing for a starting spot.
#56
Trent Ferguson
OL
6-7, 320 lbs. Competing for starting spot.
#59
Fox Crader
OL
6-6, 315 lbs. Vancouver, WA. In the starting competition.
Immanuel Iheanacho
OL
5-star, #29 nationally. Arriving summer 2026. Could start immediately.
Defensive Line
Best in the country. Multiple NFL prospects.The strength of the entire team. A'Mauri Washington and Bear Alexander anchor the interior with legitimate first-round NFL talent. D'Antre Robinson (UNC transfer) adds depth. Five-star Tony Cumberland enrolled early. This is the deepest, most talented defensive line Oregon has ever had.
6-3, 330 lbs. Interior anchor. Returned despite having NFL Draft stock.
6-3, 302 lbs. Paired with Washington to form the best DT duo in the country.
D'Antre Robinson
DL
from North Carolina
6-4, 315 lbs. 39 tackles in 2025. Interior depth.
#51
Prince Tavizon
DL
Spring roster addition. True freshman.
#91
Derrick Brown Jr.
DL
from Howard
Spring roster addition. HBCU transfer adds interior depth.
#99
Jerome Simmons
DL
from Louisiana-Monroe
Interior depth. Added to restock the DL rotation.
#32
Tony Cumberland
DL
5-star, #92 nationally. Early enrollee from Columbus, OH.
Edge Rushers
Elite. Two NFL-caliber starters plus a rising star.Matayo Uiagalelei and Teitum Tuioti both returned despite having NFL Draft stock. That gives Chris Hampton two proven pass rushers on the outside. Elijah Rushing, a former 5-star from the 2024 class at 6-6, 285, is the breakout candidate. Five-star Anthony Jones Jr. enrolled early.
6-5, 272 lbs. Projected first-round pick who returned for 2026.
#44
Teitum Tuioti
EDGE
6-3, 263 lbs. Returned despite NFL Draft stock.
6-6, 285 lbs. Former 5-star from 2024 class. Major breakout candidate.
#28
Anthony Jones Jr.
EDGE
5-star, #22 nationally. Early enrollee. Immediate rotational role expected.
#27
Bleu Dantzler
EDGE
from Oregon State
In-state rival transfer. Edge depth.
Linebackers
Experienced starter. Young depth developing.Jerry Mixon is the anchor at 6-2, 240 as the top returning linebacker. Devon Jackson provides experienced depth. Brayden Platt and Dylan Williams, both from the 2024 recruiting class, are developing behind the starters. This group is solid but not as deep as the defensive line.
#6
Jerry Mixon
LB
6-2, 240 lbs. Top returning linebacker.
#9
Devon Jackson
LB
6-2, 235 lbs. Experienced depth.
#23
Brayden Platt
LB
6-2, 235 lbs. 2024 recruiting class. Developing behind starters.
#11
Dylan Williams
LB
6-2, 230 lbs. 2024 recruiting class.
Defensive Backs
Deepest secondary talent Oregon has ever stockpiled.Peyton Woodyard is the top returning safety. Koi Perich (Minnesota transfer, Freshman All-American with 5 INTs) is the biggest portal get. Na'eem Offord, Brandon Finney, and Dorian Brew were all five-star CBs in the 2025 class. Five-star Jett Washington enrolled early. Six DBs signed in the 2026 class alone. Hampton has options everywhere.
6-2, 208 lbs. Key returning safety.
from Minnesota
#1 safety in the portal. Freshman All-American with 5 INTs in 2024. Oregon's biggest portal get.
6-1, 195 lbs. Former 5-star from 2025 class. Flipped from Ohio State on signing day.
6-2, 203 lbs. Former 5-star from 2025 class.
#18
Dorian Brew
CB
6-0, 200 lbs. Former 5-star from 2025 class.
#24
Jett Washington
S
6-5, 205 lbs. 5-star, #23 nationally. Early enrollee.
#14
Aaron Scott Jr.
CB
from Ohio State
Adds experienced depth to the cornerback room.
#34
Cruz Rushing
S/NB
6-1, 225 lbs. Veteran nickel/safety hybrid.
#17
Tre Watson
DB
from JUCO
Spring roster addition. Junior college transfer.
#16
Azel Banag
DB
Spring roster addition. True freshman.
Special Teams
Stable. Returning kicker and punter.Keaton Emmett returns at kicker. Bailey Ettridge, the Australian punter, handles punting duties. No major changes here.
#35
Keaton Emmett
K
Lake Oswego, OR. Returning kicker.
#39
Bailey Ettridge
P
Australian punter from Lara, Victoria.
Key Departures
Emmanuel Pregnon OL
NFL Draft
Draft
Alex Harkey OL
NFL Draft
Draft
Isaiah World OL
NFL Draft
Draft
Makhi Hughes RB
Houston
Transfer Portal
Jayden Limar RB
Washington
Transfer Portal
Jay Harris RB
Kansas State
Transfer Portal
Will Stein OC
Kentucky (HC)
Coaching
Tosh Lupoi DC
Cal (HC)
Coaching
Jabbar Muhammad CB
NFL Draft
Draft
Nikko Reed S
NFL Draft
Draft
Position Battles to Watch
Left Tackle
Trent Ferguson, Fox Crader, Kawika Rogers
Three OL starting spots open. Iheanacho (5-star freshman) arrives this summer and could compete immediately.
Resolved by: Spring Game (April 25)
Right Tackle
Trent Ferguson, Fox Crader
World departed. Most fluid position on the offensive line.
Resolved by: Fall Camp (August)
Cornerback 1
Na'eem Offord, Brandon Finney Jr., Dorian Brew, Ify Obidegwu
Muhammad (starter) left for the draft. Three former five-star CBs competing. Talent is there, experience is not.
Resolved by: Spring Game (April 25)
Wide Receiver rotation
Evan Stewart, Dakorien Moore, Jeremiah McClellan, Gatlin Bair
No clear WR1. Stewart has the most experience. Moore has the most talent. McClellan got reps last year.
Resolved by: Fall Camp (August)
Coaching Staff
Offensive Coordinator | 2022 (1st as OC, joined as TE coach Jan 4, 2022)
Promoted from within after Will Stein left for Kentucky. Same playbook, same terminology, different voice in the headset.
Defensive Coordinator + Safeties | 2023 (1st as DC, joined as co-DC + safeties Jan 25, 2023)
Promoted from within after Tosh Lupoi left for Cal. Inherits the best DL in the country.
Joe Lorig
Special Teams Coordinator + Nickels | 2022 (Lanning's original staff, hired Jan 3, 2022)
Returned to the Pacific Northwest. The third leg of the staff alongside Mehringer and Hampton.
Related
2026 Player Profiles
Full scouting reports, stats, and what to watch for every key player on the 2026 roster (23 in total).
Past Player Profiles
Official Resources
2026 Strengths and Concerns
Real fans don't just hype. They know where the gaps are. Here's what makes this team dangerous, and what keeps you staring at the ceiling at 1 AM in March.
STRENGTHS
Defensive Front
Multiple potential first-round picks returning
A'Mauri Washington, Bear Alexander, Teitum Tuioti, and Matayo Uiagalelei all returned despite having NFL Draft stock. Per SI: 'The Ducks defense looks to again be dominant' with all four coming back. Five-star EDGE Anthony Jones Jr. (2026 signee) could earn a rotational role immediately per 247Sports.
Quarterback
Moore: 3,565 yards, 30 TDs, 10 INTs in 2025
Per Lookout Eugene-Springfield, Moore 'will be a preseason Heisman favorite.' He chose to forgo the 2026 NFL Draft to return. Raiola (4,819 career yards, 31 TDs at Nebraska) provides experienced depth. Center Iapani Laloulu also returned, forgoing the draft.
Running Back Depth
Davison + Hill: 1,323 yards, 15 TDs as true freshmen
Per Lookout Eugene-Springfield: Jordon Davison and Dierre Hill Jr. combined for 1,323 yards and 15 TDs as true freshmen in 2025. Oregon also signed four-star RB Tradarian Ball (#9 RB nationally per 247Sports) and added Colorado transfer Simeon Price.
Recruiting Pipeline
Three straight consensus top-five classes
Per GoDucks.com: The 2026 class is 'the third straight that's considered in the top five nationally by all the major recruiting services.' Lanning quote: 'If you're good enough, you're old enough, and I think this year was a great indication of that.'
CONCERNS
Coordinator Turnover
Lost BOTH coordinators: Will Stein (OC, to Kentucky HC) and Tosh Lupoi (DC, to Cal HC). Promoted from within (Mehringer, Hampton) for continuity, but this is significant turnover in a championship-or-bust year. Per GoDucks.com, Lanning emphasized 'maintaining the momentum we have created.'
Running Back Depth Behind Starters
Per Lookout Eugene-Springfield: 'Oregon's backfield wasn't in a good place the last time we saw it'. fifth-stringer Jay Harris started the Peach Bowl. Noah Whittington graduated. Makhi Hughes, Jayden Limar, Jay Harris all transferred out. Only Davison, Hill, and reserve Da'Jaun Riggs return.
Closing in the Playoff
Rose Bowl: 41-21 Ohio State. Peach Bowl: 56-22 Indiana. Two straight CFP elimination games ended in blowout losses. Lanning after the Peach Bowl: 'The world is going to judge everybody in that room based on the result tonight. They are not failures.' The stat line says otherwise: Oregon has been outscored 97-43 in its last two CFP losses.
Big Ten Schedule
The 2026 schedule includes road games at USC and Ohio State, two of the toughest trips in the Big Ten. Oregon opened at +850 to win the national title (5th best per FanDuel, mid-March 2026). Notre Dame (+650), Texas (+700), Ohio State (+700), and Indiana (+750) are all ahead of them.
The 2026 Team
you hear it building...
end of the third quarter...
54,000 on their feet
AUTZEN IS SHAKING
SCO DUCKS
The roster is set. The schedule is loaded.
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