2026 NFL Draft looking even thinner at QB after Dante Moore report

The 2026 NFL Draft now looks even more unappealing at the most important position.  Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore, who ranks seventh in the FBS in completion percentage (71.4 percent) after 10 weeks, is considered one of the better prospects in a class that is weak at the position. He’s reportedly planning to stay in school. On a Thursday episode of his podcast with The Ringer, McShay said a scout told him to “book it” as far as the 6-foot-3, 206-pounder staying with the Ducks. The draft guru added Moore’s parents, the QB’s agent and Oregon’s coaching staff are in “lockstep” that he will be back for the 2026 season.  That may be the best decision for Moore, who has attempted just 424 passes in three seasons with the UCLA Bruins and Oregon. Still, QB-needy teams (New York Jets, Cleveland Browns and Las Vegas Raiders) should be disappointed he’s planning on playing one more season of college football.  On its updated big board, Tankathon lists three QBs within its top-15 prospects: Moore, Fernando MendoRead More