Spring ball is officially in the books for the Oregon Ducks, and while head coach Dan Lanning kept practices tightly under wraps, the annual spring game on April 25 finally gave fans a sneak peek at what the 2026 squad might look like.

With the spring transfer window now closed and the roster taking shape, it's time to break out the depth chart projections. The Ducks showed plenty of promise at Autzen Stadium, from quarterback battles to emerging playmakers on both sides of the ball.

Dylan Raiola turned heads during warmups and throughout the scrimmage, looking sharp under center for the Fighting Ducks squad. Meanwhile, Dante Moore showcased his arm strength, connecting with wideouts like Evan Stewart and Jovon McRae II for some impressive catches. The competition for starting spots is heating up, and fans have plenty to be excited about.

Beyond the action on the field, the spring game atmosphere was electric—fans tailgated outside Autzen, food donations poured in for Lane County, and the sea of green and yellow reminded everyone why Oregon football is a powerhouse. As we look ahead to 2026, the depth chart is starting to come into focus, and the Ducks are loaded with talent ready to make a run.