Oregon will be without quarterback Dante Moore and wide receiver Evan Stewart for Saturday's matchup against Illinois after both players were listed as out on Wednesday's Big Ten injury report. The Ducks will also be missing wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan, defensive lineman Matthew Johnson and offensive lineman Immanuel Iheanacho.

Moore, who is dealing with a concussion sustained during Oregon's September 26 win over USC, will miss his third consecutive game. Although head coach Dan Lanning has confirmed that the quarterback has participated in practice and thrown the football, he has not provided a recovery timeline or confirmed whether Moore has completed concussion protocol.

Oregon has not announced its starting quarterback for the Fighting Illini game. Dylan Raiola and Brock Thomas remain the potential options after both featured in recent games. Raiola took over from Moore versus USC before Thomas entered during the Ducks' loss to the Bruins. Thomas started against Nebraska last Saturday, but Raiola returned in the fourth quarter and threw the game-winning touchdown.

Raiola addressed the media Wednesday, while Thomas did not.

Stewart will also be unavailable because of an undisclosed injury after missing last week's game. He has recorded 27 catches for 352 yards and four touchdowns across five games, leading Oregon in all three categories.

His absence comes amid an off-field matter. Stewart was arrested early Sunday morning in Springfield, Oregon, on suspicion of driving under the influence of intoxicants. Lanning previously acknowledged an incident that did not meet the program's standards, saying the coaching staff was gathering information and would address any consequences internally.

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McClellan, who has a foot injury, is another big absence from the receiving corps. Defensive lineman Matthew Johnson and offensive lineman Immanuel Iheanachо have also been ruled out because of undisclosed injuries.

No Ducks player was designated as doubtful, questionable, or probable on Wednesday's report, leaving the remaining listed players without those availability designations before the game versus Illinois.