Oregon's Jordon Davison Likely to Miss Time Due to Collarbone Injury

Oregon running back Jordon Davison is anticipated to miss time, possibly impacting the beginning of the 2026 season, following a collarbone injury aggravated during fall camp, as reported by 247Sports.

While the university has not officially confirmed these reports, Davison's participation in the Ducks' upcoming non-conference games against Boise State and Oklahoma State may be at risk. Oregon is set to begin Big Ten play against USC on September 26.

Davison, who rushed for 667 yards and led the team with 15 touchdowns as a freshman, missed the Ducks' College Football Playoff semifinal last season due to this injury. In his absence, Dierre Hill Jr. is expected to take on a larger role, having rushed for 656 yards and five touchdowns in 2025. The team also has other running backs, including Da'Jaun Riggs, Simeon Price, and Tradarian Ball, to support the offense during this period of adjustment.