See Oregon Ducks football's injury report vs. Illinois

Dante Moore will miss his third-straight game Oct. 24 when Oregon plays Illinois.

The Ducks starting quarterback, who hasn’t played since suffering a concussion Sept. 26 against USC, was listed as out on Oregon’s Big Ten Conference-mandated availability report Wednesday evening.

The Ducks rallied to beat the Trojans after Moore was injured in the second quarter, but they are 1-1 in the two games since his injury.

That means it will either be Dylan Raiola or Brock Thomas starting at quarterback for the Ducks in their game against the Fighting Illini at noon Saturday in Champaign, Ill.

<1 / 13

<2 / 13

<3 / 13

<4 / 13

<5 / 13

<6 / 13

<7 / 13

<8 / 13

<9 / 13

<10 / 13

<11 / 13

<12 / 13

<13 / 13

Raiola started in the loss to UCLA two weeks ago and was benched in the fourth quarter for Thomas, who started against Nebraska last weekend and was benched in the fourth quarter for Raiola, who led a come-from-behind victory.

The Ducks will also be without leading receiver Evan Stewart for another week. Stewart didn’t play against the Cornhuskers for an undisclosed reason and then was arrested Sunday morning and charged with a DUII.

Stewart was listed as out on Wednesday.

New to the availability report this week are reserve defensive tackle Matthew Johnson and reserve offensive lineman Immanuel Iheanacho, both of whom are listed as out for Saturday’s game.

<

• Tony Cumberland – The four-star freshman defensive tackle from Eugene’s Willamette High School was injured in an offseason car accident and remains out. “It’s a work in progress with him,” Oregon defensive line coach Tony Tuioti said Aug. 17. “I don’t think it’s going to be anything that we’ll be able to see him soon. But he’s made so much progress. I think the thing that’s most important is that we have him with us and just having him in the room brings a smile to all our faces.”

• Trent Ferguson – The junior left guard is out for the season with a knee injury suffered against Oklahoma State Sept. 12 during his first career start.

• Aaron Flowers – The starting safety is out for “the foreseeable future” after having surgery on his shoulder, Lanning said Oct. 14. He left the game against USC on Sept. 26 and hasn’t played since.

• Dillon Gresham – The junior wide receiver isn’t expected to play any time soon, if ever again, after a season-ending neck injury in August 2025. While still on the roster, Lanning has said Gresham’s football future remains in doubt. “There’s not really a clear indication that Dillon’s going to be able to help us here in the future,” Lanning said Aug. 6. “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.”

• Immanuel Iheanacho – The freshman reserve offensive lineman has been listed as out for undisclosed reasons for the game against Nebraska on Wednesday’s availability report.

• Matthew Johnson – The reserve defensive tackle has been listed as out for undisclosed reasons for the game against Nebraska on Wednesday’s availability report.

• Dave Iuli – The offensive guard was a game time decision with an indisclosed injury Saturday against Nebraska but did not play. He was not listed on the availability report Wednesday, suggesting he could be in line to play against Nebraska.

• Jeremiah McClellan – The starting wide receiver broke his foot during pregame warmups against Portland State Sept. 18 and is out indefinitely.

Tony Cumberland – The four-star freshman defensive tackle from Eugene’s Willamette High School was injured in an offseason car accident and remains out. “It’s a work in progress with him,” Oregon defensive line coach Tony Tuioti said Aug. 17. “I don’t think it’s going to be anything that we’ll be able to see him soon. But he’s made so much progress. I think the thing that’s most important is that we have him with us and just having him in the room brings a smile to all our faces.”

Trent Ferguson – The junior left guard is out for the season with a knee injury suffered against Oklahoma State Sept. 12 during his first career start.

Aaron Flowers – The starting safety is out for “the foreseeable future” after having surgery on his shoulder, Lanning said Oct. 14. He left the game against USC on Sept. 26 and hasn’t played since.

Dillon Gresham – The junior wide receiver isn’t expected to play any time soon, if ever again, after a season-ending neck injury in August 2025. While still on the roster, Lanning has said Gresham’s football future remains in doubt. “There’s not really a clear indication that Dillon’s going to be able to help us here in the future,” Lanning said Aug. 6. “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.”

Immanuel Iheanacho – The freshman reserve offensive lineman has been listed as out for undisclosed reasons for the game against Nebraska on Wednesday’s availability report.

Matthew Johnson – The reserve defensive tackle has been listed as out for undisclosed reasons for the game against Nebraska on Wednesday’s availability report.

Dave Iuli – The offensive guard was a game time decision with an indisclosed injury Saturday against Nebraska but did not play. He was not listed on the availability report Wednesday, suggesting he could be in line to play against Nebraska.

Jeremiah McClellan – The starting wide receiver broke his foot during pregame warmups against Portland State Sept. 18 and is out indefinitely.

<

• Dante Moore – The starting quarterback was listed as out on Wednesday’s availability report. Moore suffered a concussion in the first half of the USC game Sept. 26.

• Brayden Platt – Lanning announced after the first week of fall camp that the junior inside linebacker was going to miss time with an undisclosed injury and wouldn’t put a timetable on his return.

• Simeon Price – The fifth-year transfer running back from Colorado has missed all six games this season for unknown reasons, but he was seen in a boot on the sideline against Portland State. He was not listed on the availability report Wednesday, suggesting he could be in line to play against Nebraska.

• Evan Stewart – The wide receiver was listed as out for the Nebraska game for unknown reasons and Sunday morning was arrested on DUII charges.

Dante Moore – The starting quarterback was listed as out on Wednesday’s availability report. Moore suffered a concussion in the first half of the USC game Sept. 26.

Brayden Platt – Lanning announced after the first week of fall camp that the junior inside linebacker was going to miss time with an undisclosed injury and wouldn’t put a timetable on his return.

Simeon Price – The fifth-year transfer running back from Colorado has missed all six games this season for unknown reasons, but he was seen in a boot on the sideline against Portland State. He was not listed on the availability report Wednesday, suggesting he could be in line to play against Nebraska.

Evan Stewart – The wide receiver was listed as out for the Nebraska game for unknown reasons and Sunday morning was arrested on DUII charges.

Chris Hansen covers University of Oregon football, men’s basketball, track and field, cross country and softball for The Register-Guard. You can reach him at chansen@registerguard.com.

Want to see more Oregon Ducks coverage? Subscribe to The Register-Guard’s newsletter.

This article originally appeared on Register-Guard: See Oregon Ducks football’s injury report vs. Illinois