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Breaking down the latest buzz around every Oregon offensive position
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- Aug 25, 2026
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Summary
Oregon's fall camp is essentially in the books, and the Ducks are preparing to make the transition toward game-week preparation for their 2026 season opener against Boise State. On the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast , Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil go position-by-position through Oregon's offense to discuss the latest buzz, storylines and information coming out of fall camp. This isn't a projected depth chart or an attempt to predict exactly who will be on the field for the first snap of the season. Instead, Prehm and Skopil focus on what they've heard throughout August, what stood out from conversations with Oregon's coaches and players, and where things appear to be trending as the Ducks close camp. The discussion starts at quarterback, where Oregon has Dante Moore leading the offense and an intriguing collection of options behind him. From there, the podcast examines a running back room with plenty of competition, a receiver group featuring proven talent and emerging options, and a tight end position that has continued to develop throughout camp. The offensive line also gets a full evaluation as Oregon works to identify its best combination before the opener. Which position groups generated the most positive buzz? Where are there still questions that need to be answered? Which players have helped themselves the most during August? Prehm and Skopil break down everything they know about Oregon's offense before the Ducks turn their attention fully toward Boise State and the start of the 2026 season.