In a significant recruiting win, Oregon has landed a commitment from a talented 4-star quarterback, further solidifying the program’s position as one of the premier destinations for elite offensive talent. The quarterback, ranked among the top signal-callers in the 2025 class, made his announcement via social media on Monday, sharing a photo in an Oregon uniform with the caption: “I’m home. Go Ducks!”
The 6-foot-3, 200-pound passer hails from Texas — one of the nation’s most competitive high school football states — and had garnered offers from national powerhouses like Alabama, LSU, Michigan, Texas A&M, and USC. However, it was Oregon’s offensive identity, quarterback development, and the family-like environment in Eugene that ultimately sealed the deal.
“Oregon has always been a dream school for me,” the quarterback said in an interview following his commitment. “The coaching staff believes in me, and I believe in them. The offense fits my skillset perfectly, and I’m ready to bring a national championship to Eugene.”
Known for his strong arm, football IQ, and ability to extend plays with his legs, the new Ducks commit is considered a true dual-threat quarterback with the tools to thrive in the modern college game. He’s coming off a stellar junior season where he threw for over 3,100 yards, rushed for nearly 800 more, and accounted for 38 total touchdowns. His mix of poise in the pocket and athleticism outside of it makes him a perfect fit for Oregon’s high-powered, fast-paced offense.
For head coach Dan Lanning and offensive coordinator Will Stein, this commitment is a massive boost. The Ducks have consistently been in the mix for top-tier quarterback talent, and now they’ve landed a cornerstone for their 2025 class. The commitment also marks Oregon’s continued rise as a recruiting force, especially in key southern states like Texas.
“It’s not just about his talent — it’s about his leadership, his work ethic, and his mindset,” a source close to Oregon’s staff said. “He’s the type of player who elevates everyone around him, and we believe he can be the face of Oregon football in the near future.”
This commitment also gives Oregon fans a glimpse of a very promising future. With the Ducks transitioning into the Big Ten in 2024, the addition of a dynamic quarterback helps solidify the program’s competitive edge in a new, more demanding conference. He’ll have the opportunity to learn from veteran players, while also competing for early playing time.
The Ducks now hold one of the top-ranked quarterback hauls in the country for 2025, and momentum is clearly building. As Oregon continues to position itself among college football’s elite, this 4-star quarterback could be the catalyst that helps lead the program to new heights.
One thing’s for sure — the future in Eugene looks very bright, and Ducks fans have every reason to be excited.