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Scouting Report: Cameron Wagner Brings Oregon Another High-Ceiling Tackle Bet

The Ducks add more size, strength and edge to the 2027 offensive line class

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Scott Reed
May 12, 2026
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Oregon’s offensive line class is starting to take real shape, and Cameron Wagner gives the Ducks another big, physical, developmental piece up front.

The 2027 St. Joseph-Ogden offensive tackle committed to Oregon earlier today, giving A’lique Terry and the Ducks their third offensive line commitment in the class. Wagner joins tackle Avery Michael and interior offensive lineman Gus Corsair, which gives Oregon a strong early foundation in the trenches before the staff finishes out the rest of the 2027 cycle.

Scouting Report: Cameron Wagner

Vitals:

Position: Offensive Tackle / Potential Interior Offensive Line
Height/Weight: 6-6, 300-305 pounds
Ranking: No. 289 overall player nationally, No. 26 offensive tackle, No. 14 player in Illinois, according to the Rivals Industry Ranking; four-star prospect, No. 30 offensive tackle and No. 345 overall prospect in the 247Sports Composite
School: St. Joseph-Ogden High School, St. Joseph, Illinois
Commitment: Oregon, 2027 class
Chose Oregon Over: Notre Dame, Illinois and Wisconsin
Highlight Film: Junior season Hudl film is listed as a 13:06 video posted Dec. 12, 2025; sophomore season Hudl film is listed as a 7:03 video posted Nov. 16, 2024.

Overview:

Cameron Wagner is another major offensive line addition for Oregon in the 2027 class and gives A’lique Terry a second true tackle prospect alongside Avery Michael, with Gus Corsair already in the class as an interior offensive line piece. From a roster-building standpoint, this is exactly the type of prospect Oregon needs to keep stacking if it wants to continue building a College Football Playoff-caliber line of scrimmage.

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