LOOK: The Top Photos From Oregon Football's 17th Day of Fall Camp

Take a look at the action from the Hatfield Dowlin practice fields Wednesday in Eugene.

Max Torres | Aug 24, 2022

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The Ducks were back on the practice fields Wednesday morning for their 17th day of fall camp.

Ducks Digest photographer Scott Boldt was on the scene to capture the best photos of Oregon going through practice during the media viewing period.

The Ducks are still holding numerous position battles, perhaps most notably at quarterback, running back and cornerback. Bo Nix emerged from spring as the favorite to win the job, but we continue to hear great things about Jay Butterfield and Ty Thompson as well.

At running back, Byron Cardwell played the most snaps for Oregon a season ago but will now have to hold off transfers Noah Whittington and Mar'Keise Irving in addition to Sean Dollars, who has healed from an injury that forced him to miss all of last season.

For the cornerbacks, Christian Gonzalez looks like the solidified leader, but the coaching staff needs more players behind him to step up. This is where we turn our attention to Dontae Manning, Avante Dickerson, Jahlil Florence and Trikweze Bridges among others.

The Ducks are still focused on themselves, but multiple coaches and players have hinted that opponent-specific prep for Georgia should begin in the near future as the team prepares to travel to Atlanta next week.

Dan Lanning

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning with defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi during Wednesday's practice.

Dan Lanning

Lanning surveys practice during warmups.

Bennett Williams and Jeffrey Bassa

Bennett Williams Jeff Bassa — Scott Boldt/Ducks Digest

Bassa (33) and Williams (4) go through drills with the linebackers and defensive backs.

Bennett Williams and Jeffrey Bassa

Bennett Williams Jeff Bassa 2 — Scott Boldt/Ducks Digest

Bassa and Williams will be major pieces of Oregon's defense in 2022.

Isaiah Brevard and Bryce Boettcher

Brevard works one-on-one with defensive back Bryce Boettcher.

Keith Brown

Linebacker Keith Brown saw a lot of playing time as a true freshman in 2021.

Khamari Terrell and Jamal Hill

Khamari Terrell Jamal Hill — Scott Boldt/Ducks Digest

Khamari Terrell (14) is already one of the fastest players on the roster for 2022.

Mase Funa

Funa will work to set the edges for Oregon in his fourth season with the Ducks.

Noah Sewell 1

Sewell working on his catching skills Wednesday.

Noah Sewell 2

Sewell landed on the Butkus Award watchlist ahead of the 2022 season.

Noah Sewell 3

Sewell enters his third season with Oregon after leading the team in tackles the past two years.

Noah Sewell 4

Sewell leads a versatile and deep group of linebackers for the Ducks.

Sean Dollars

Dollars (5) runs around edge during Oregon fall camp.

Trejon Williams

True freshman defensive back Trejon Williams was one of the state of Oregon's top recruits in 2022.

Troy Franklin

Wide receiver Troy Franklin (11) works against running back Kilohana Haasenritter (24).

Bradyn Swinson

Swinson (44) is working on flushing out his pass rushing set after Kayvon Thibodeaux's departure.

Terrell Tilmon

Terrell Tilmon (12) moved from outside linebacker to tight end this offseason.

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Published Aug 24, 2022

MAX TORRES

Max Torres is the publisher and lead editor of Ducks Digest. He's covered the Oregon football and recruiting beats for four years. He's based out of Long Beach, CA and travels around Southern California and the country covering top high school football prospects.