Oregon Quarterback Dante Moore Not Expected to Return This Season
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is not expected to return to play this season, coach Dan Lanning announced. Moore has been sidelined since suffering a concussion in late September.
Odessa Midland, TX, October 26, 2026 —
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is not expected to return to play this season, coach Dan Lanning announced. Moore has been sidelined since suffering a concussion in late September.
The announcement indicates Moore is not anticipated to resume playing during the current season. Lanning did not provide further details in the information available, including whether Moore’s status could change or when a decision was made.
Moore’s absence began after the concussion in late September. No additional information was provided about the circumstances of the injury, his recovery, or his current condition. The announcement also did not identify a specific date for his return to team activities.
Details about how Oregon will address the quarterback position for the remainder of the season were not included. The information provided did not name a replacement or describe any changes to the team’s plans. It also did not specify which games Moore has missed.
The statement leaves several questions unanswered, including whether Moore may return in a later season and whether the team expects to provide further updates. No timetable or additional medical information was provided. For now, the reported status is that Moore is not expected to play again this season after being sidelined with a concussion in late September.
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