Dan Lanning hints at Oregon QB change, offensive overhaul as Ducks face must-win vs. Nebraska

Dylan Raiola, who transferred in from Nebraska, and Brock Thomas will undergo an open QB competition this week if Dante Moore remains sidelined with a concussion The Oregon Ducks have their backs against the wall after suffering their second loss of the season last Saturday against UCLA, dropping all the way out of the AP poll after starting the year No. 2. After a dismal offensive performance against the Bruins, Dan Lanning's Monday press conference was largely about potential changes on that side of the ball — both in personnel and staff structure. Lanning admitted that "everything is being evaluated" after the loss to UCLA, but was adamant that he won't reveal anything the Ducks plan on doing differently before they take the field on Saturday against Nebraska.

That includes the plan at quarterback should Dante Moore still be unable to go as he works his way back from a concussion suffered against USC. Dylan Raiola, who led Oregon to a win at USC in Moore's place, had a catastrophic performance against UCLA, completing just 6 of 19 passes for 43 yards, throwing a pair of interceptions and losing a fumble. He was pulled in the second half for Brock Thomas, who threw for 149 yards and a touchdown to nearly lead the Ducks to a comeback, only to come