The Oregon Ducks have been red hot on the recruiting trail seemingly all year. Despite currently holding the 7th-ranked class in the 2025 recruiting cycle, Oregon is leading all schools in one key area — percentage of blue chip commits.
The Ducks are rolling right now. They’re the No. 1 ranked team in the AP Poll two weeks after beating Ohio State in Autzen Stadium, which has led to plenty of recruiting momentum as of late, but that momentum has shown in building out the 2026 class.
One player remains on their board for 2025 that would likely push the Ducks back up into the top-5 of all recruiting classes, and that’s 5-star defensive lineman Jahkeem Stewart, who was in attendance for the Ohio State game and apparently walked away very impressed.
The Ducks have 16 commits in the 2025 recruiting class, and 14 of them are a 4-star or higher, headlined by a pair of 5-star wide receivers in Dakorien Moore and Dallas Wilson that will have opportunities to contribute right away. With the success that we’re seeing from true freshmen wide receivers in college football, Oregon’s duo will be ready to carve out their spot.
Oregon is proving that they’re worthy of being considered amongst the powerhouse programs across the country, both on the field and off. Their recruiting continues to be top-notch, and the Ducks are building something special in their first season in the Big Ten. It certainly looks like the Ducks have announced their presence, and that they’re here to stay.