What happened: Jeremiah McClellan went through pregame work in full uniform and caught passes with Oregon before kickoff. By game time, he was on the sideline in street clothes with a walking boot on his left foot and crutches.
Why it matters: McClellan had opened the season as a productive vertical target, with seven catches for 170 yards and a touchdown through two games. His absence adds pressure to Oregon's receiver rotation heading into a Week 4 matchup with USC.
By the numbers: McClellan had 7 receptions for 170 yards and 1 touchdown through Oregon's first two games of 2026. Last season, he posted 38 catches for 557 yards and 3 touchdowns in 9 starts.
What to watch: The next formal update is likely to come on Wednesday's Big Ten availability report. Oregon then turns to its Week 4 game against USC.