Oregon’s Spring Game Revealed a Dangerous Edge for 2026

Oregon football, Oregon spring game, Oregon football 2026, Dan Lanning, Dante Moore, Dakorien Moore, Evan Stewart, and Oregon’s passing game are all in the spotlight as Joe DeLeone and Blake Ruffino react to what the Ducks showed in their spring game and why one area of this roster could become a serious problem for the rest of college football. Oregon’s spring game ended with the Combat Ducks beating the Fighting Ducks 17-10, and the biggest offensive takeaway was the flashes from Dante Moore and the Ducks’ talent at wide receiver. Joe and Blake break down what the spring game means for Dan Lanning, why Dante Moore looks comfortable leading the Oregon offense, and how targets like Dakorien Moore and Evan Stewart give Oregon the kind of explosive skill talent that can change games fast. In the spring game, Dante Moore hit Jamari Johnson for an early touchdown, Evan Stewart caught a touchdown on a drive led by Dylan Raiola, and Dakorien Moore had multiple catches before hauling in the late game-winning touchdown from Brock Thomas. The bigger conversation is whether Oregon’s receiver talent and quarterback play could be the dangerous strength that pushes the Ducks toward the top of the Big Ten and back into the College Football Playoff race in 2026. That upside angle is an inference, but it is supported by Oregon’s spring game production, Lanning’s positive postgame reaction, and the sheer number of weapons on the Ducks’ 2026 roster. #CollegeFootball #OregonFootball #OregonDucks #DanLanning #DanteMoore #EvanStewart #CFBNews Sign up for our newsletter! https://ruffinoandjoeshow.beehiiv.com/ Be sure to hit like and subscribe to this channel. Don't miss out on the latest college football news, college football playoff predictions, and college football rankings.