Oregon Legend Cheers Freshman TD Sensation
True freshman running back Jordon Davison has already racked up ten rushing touchdowns this season, joining former Duck Royce Freeman as the only first-year players in Oregon history to hit that milestone. Davison punched in his tenth score during a win over Wisconsin, prompting Freeman—who tallied 18 touchdowns as a freshman—to heap praise on social media. While Davison still trails Freeman’s record with four games remaining, his explosive runs and end-zone prowess signal a bright future for Oregon’s ground game.
In an inspiring twist, Oregon’s golden boy Royce Freeman morphed into social-media Hall Monitor to cheer on his underclassman successor—because nothing says “keep grinding” like an ex-star recycling emojis on Twitter. You can almost picture Freeman polishing his own Heisman Trophy, pausing only to type “Love to see this,” before returning to the good life of autograph signings and nostalgia commercials. Meanwhile, Davison keeps rumbling toward records like he’s hoarding TDs in a video game—this program might soon need its own touchdown GPS system.
Quack Attack: Ducks Dominate NFL QB Leaderboards
Four former Oregon quarterbacks—Jayden Daniels, Justin Herbert, Bo Nix and Dillon Gabriel—all started in NFL Week 8, marking an unprecedented achievement for a single collegiate program. Those Ducks alums have combined for the most passing yards and touchdowns in the league so far, with Herbert leading the charge at 2,140 yards and 16 scores, and Nix adding 1,803 yards and 15 TDs. Oregon also tops the NFL in total QB passing yards among college pipelines, further cementing its reputation as a quarterback factory.
Alert the NCAA: the Ducks have officially turned the NFL into an oversized backyard scrimmage. With Nix and Herbert carving up defenses like bargain avocados and Mariota and Gabriel stumbling in for cameo roles, Oregon’s gridiron production line hums with relentless efficiency. Rumor has it the coaching staff considered issuing playbooks at graduation, complete with “Congratulations, You’re Going Pro” stickers. Keep an eye on the Pro Ducks roster—soon it might double as a family reunion photo album.
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