Practice 13 Report: Oregon’s receiving corps is being built to win without needing a No. 1
Thirteen practices into camp, the Ducks are beginning to reveal a passing-game philosophy built as much around versatility, selflessness and shared responsibility as catches and touchdowns.
Ross Douglas sees a collection of receivers who can hurt defenses in different ways, Jack Smith calls the tight end a “second quarterback,” and Jeremiah McClellan says every day in Oregon’s receiver …
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