Final injury report for UCLA-Oregon ahead of the Week 6 matchup
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Which UCLA Bruins and Oregon Ducks will be in action for Saturday’s Big Ten showdown? We’ve got the answers after both teams announced their final pregame injury report.
There aren’t too many surprises on the UCLA side, with the team using the bye week to heal up. Oregon is also fresh off of their bye week but their list of injuries are a bit longer, with quarterback Dante Moore catching the headlines, as he’s set to miss the Week 6 game against his former team.
UCLA announced that offensive lineman Sam Yoon, wide receivers Mikey Matthews, Jonah Smith and defensive lineman Ashton Sanders are set to miss the game versus Oregon. The Bruins don’t have any players with a game-time decision designation, meaning that safety Tao Johnson is back available for the Bruins.
Tao Johnson, UCLA
Safety (#6) 6’1/198
Redshirt Senior
Utah (2022-25, 34 starts)
Nickel/Safety versatilitySuffered an upper body injury around the 11 min mark ⬇️ of the Bruins’ opener vs Cal but is expected to play today vs Oregon pic.twitter.com/xhkuqysGCl
— Durst (@Durst_NFLDraft) October 10, 2026
Oregon will be without at least seven players, Moore, safety Aaron Flowers, wide receivers Jeremiah McClellan, Jack Ressler, running back Simeon Price, offensive lineman Trent Ferguson and linebacker Brayden Platt. Duck cornerback Aaron Scott Jr. is a game-time decision for Dan Lanning’s team.
UCLA won’t be able to use injuries as an excuse on Saturday, with the team in good shape health-wise. The Bruins are still down a pair of wide receivers, but it’s an improved situation from where the WR room was at for UCLA’s road win over Maryland.
This article originally appeared on UCLA Wire: Final injury report for UCLA-Oregon ahead of the Week 6 matchup
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