Dylan Raiola embraces backup role while learning from Dante Moore at Oregon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 8:02 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Dylan Raiola transitions to Oregon as a backup quarterback, focusing on learning from starter Dante Moore. After a leg injury halted his career at Nebraska, Raiola aims to develop his skills while contributing to the Ducks' championship aspirations. He acknowledges the talent at Oregon compared to his previous program and expresses excitement about his future prospects. Raiola, who wore No. 8 in honor of former Ducks players Marcus Mariota and Dillon Gabriel, indicates readiness for opportunities when they arise in the upcoming season.
- •Dylan Raiola is transitioning from Nebraska to Oregon as a backup quarterback.
- •Raiola aims to learn from starter Dante Moore, a Heisman candidate.
- •He recorded 4,819 passing yards and 31 touchdowns at Nebraska.
- •Raiola feels excited about the talent and opportunities at Oregon.
- •He prepares to take over when needed, wearing No. 8 in honor of Mariota.
- 8:02 PMYahoo Sports — 'Something special;' Dylan Raiola ready to learn from Dante Moore as backup QB
"Dylan Raiola is still navigating the transition from Nebraska to Oregon, ready to follow in Dante Moore's footsteps while assuming the backup role.
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