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Oregon Receiver Evan Stewart Suffers Injury, Could Miss All of 2025, per Reports
- Oregon’s leading receiver, Evan Stewart, injured his knee this week in an incident that may keep him off the field for most or all of the 2025 season.
- Stewart, who transferred from Texas A&M, chose to forgo entering the 2025 NFL Draft and opted to return for his senior year, making him Oregon’s most experienced receiver returning to the team.
- Last season, he recorded 48 receptions totaling 613 yards and scored five touchdowns, playing a vital part in a team that achieved a 13-1 record and secured the Big Ten championship.
- Reports indicate Stewart likely tore his patellar tendon, a serious setback that was confirmed by multiple sources and reported by CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz.
- Stewart's injury creates a major gap at receiver for Oregon, which now might rely more heavily on freshman Dakorien Moore and other less experienced players in 2025.
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Oregon Ducks Top Receiver Evan Stewart Suffers Injury, Likely Season-Ending
The Oregon Ducks top returning wide receiver, senior Evan Stewart, recently suffered a knee injury and will miss significant time, possibly the entire 2025-26 season. The recovery time for Stewart is expected to be 6-12 months.
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