Oregon Quarterback Dante Moore Out For Remainder Of Season With Concussion
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore will not play for the remainder of the season due to a concussion, coach Dan Lanning announced.
Raleigh Durham, NC, October 26, 2026 —
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining a concussion, coach Dan Lanning announced. The announcement means Moore will not play again for Oregon this season.
The information provided did not specify when Moore sustained the concussion, the circumstances surrounding it or when Lanning made the announcement. No further details about Moore’s condition were provided.
Moore’s absence leaves Oregon without the quarterback for the rest of its season, but the announcement did not identify who will take his place or describe any changes to the team’s plans. It also did not provide details about the team’s remaining schedule or how the news could affect upcoming games.
The announcement identified the concussion as the reason Moore will not play, but did not include information about his recovery, treatment or longer-term outlook. No additional statements from Moore or other team representatives were included in the information available.
For now, the confirmed details are limited: Moore will not play for the remainder of the season because of a concussion, and Lanning announced the decision. The timing and circumstances of the injury, as well as any further updates about Moore or Oregon’s quarterback plans, were not provided.
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