Jordon Davison Says He's Fully Healthy After Broken Collarbone
Oregon running back Jordon Davison (collarbone) said he is 100-percent healthy entering the 2026 season after suffering a broken collarbone in the team's win over Texas Tech in the College Football Playoff. Despite the injury early in the game, Davison rushed 15 times and scored two touchdowns. He did not play in the loss to Indiana. The sophomore running back has the potential to be a breakout star this season after tallying a respectable stat line of 113 carries for 667 yards and 15 touchdowns as a true freshman. Although Dierre Hill Jr. is expected to have a significant role, Davison should remain the team's primary back in short-yardage situations, meaning more touchdowns in bunches.
Source: Bri Amaranthus - SI.com
Source: Bri Amaranthus - SI.com
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