The Oregon Ducks enter a new era in 2025, moving on from Dillon Gabriel and to Dante Moore in Eugene.
With that new era comes a great deal of hope and anticipation from the fan base as it prepares to enjoy a homegrown quarterback rather than a one- or two-year transfer portal rental. While Moore is technically a transfer from UCLA , he committed to Oregon out of high school and joined the Ducks after one year with the Bruins.
He isn't the only Moore who fans are excited to see this spring, though. Duck fans are also keen to watch true freshman Dakorien Moore, the No. 1 wide receiver in the 2026 recruiting class.
We are a few weeks away from spring football, which is when fans get a first chance to see what the two Moores can do on the field. Lucky for the fans, a video has been making waves on social media. It gives a sneak preview of what is to come.
Dante Moore is shown throwing some passes to Dakorien and other receivers in the Moshofsky Center this offseason, and fans have certainly enjoyed the content.
While Moore is the presumed starter for Oregon, he will have to compete with Austin Novosad and Luke Moga this spring to earn being named the QB1. Meanwhile, Dakorien is being thought of as a potential starter at wide receiver as a true freshman. There is a great deal of competition for that spot as well: Jurrion Dickey , Kyler Kasper and Justius Lowe are vying for bigger roles as well.
This article originally appeared on Ducks Wire: Oregon Ducks QB Dante Moore turns heads with Dakorien Moore workout
