For the first time in several weeks, watching Oregon’s offense didn’t feel like an exercise in patience. There were actual touchdowns, big passing plays, and even a few moments when the Ducks looked like the team everyone expected to see when the season began.
Of course, this being the 2026 Oregon Ducks, nothing could come easily. Northwestern jumped out to a 20-6 lead, Oregon lost two of its top running backs to injuries, and the defense spent much of the first half chasing quarterback Aidan Chiles around Autzen Stadium. Somehow, the Ducks turned that mess into a 34-26 victory over the 20th-ranked Wildcats on Halloween afternoon.
The win doesn’t
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