
Oregon’s quarterback situation ahead of their upcoming showdown with Nebraska has taken an unexpected turn, with insiders suggesting Dylan Raiola may not start the game despite the emotional significance of facing his former team. The Ducks’ recent 17-15 loss to UCLA has only deepened the uncertainty at the position, as head coach Dan Lanning evaluates options including Brock Thomas, who has shown promise with 156 passing yards and a touchdown in limited action against UCLA.
Raiola, who threw for just 43 yards and two interceptions in that game, has struggled to regain his form after taking over for injured starter Dante Moore in a 41-27 win over USC. Moore’s concussion remains a wild card, as his return could shift the pecking order, but current reports indicate Thomas holds the edge for the starting role due to his consistency and late-game performance against UCLA.
Raiola, however, has vowed to support the team’s efforts regardless of his playing time, emphasizing his professionalism ahead of the Nebraska matchup.

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