Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning needs to find a solution at the safety position, with starter Aaron Flowers out "for the foreseeable future."

The Oregon Ducks are set to face a one-loss Nebraska Cornhuskers team at Autzen Stadium, and coach Dan Lanning provided important injury updates for two starters.

Oregon Ducks starting safety Aaron Flowers will miss the 'foreseeable future' after undergoing surgery.

Reporter Bri Amaranthus gives Defensive Back Aaron Flowers rapid fire questions. Amarathus asks about Coach Dan Lanning, the toughest player for the Ducks, and so much more.

Bri Amaranthus SI Reporter talks to Defensive Back Aaron Flowers and he discusses his confidence in the secondary. Flowers talks about how he knows he has guys out there to play with, and it shows that they have a bunch of good guys out on the field.

Bri Amaranthus SI Reporter talks to Defensive Back Aaron Flowers and he discusses his growth through last season to now. Flowers talks about how his diet and how he has changed as a person and player. He talks about how he eats more protein and eats cleaner, also how he got faster in the offseason.

Oregon Ducks Defensive Back Aaron Flowers discusses how they handle adversity. Flowers talks about them ebing hard on themselves and how they are coached harder.

Oregon Ducks Defensive Back Aaron Flowers discusses how they need to improve the secondary. Flowers talks about how they needed to cover stuff and more communication, some led to a touchdown.

Football is a family affair for the Flowers brothers. Aaron Flowers plays American football for No. 2 Oregon, while younger brother Benji was developed by the vaunted FC Dallas soccer academy and just signed a deal with Chelsea. Benji, now 15, will join the Premier League team when he turns 18.