Amid other departures at the position, Oregon will return a key receiver in 2025 after junior Evan Stewart, the 6-foot, 175-pound standout who finished as the Ducks' second-leading pass catcher in his debut year,

Oregon will have one of its top targets back in 2025. Evan Stewart, who had 48 receptions for 613 yards and five touchdowns this season, announced he’s returning for his senior season. A transfer from Texas A&M last offseason,

Oregon wide receiver Evan Stewart is putting the NFL Draft on hold and returning to school for the 2025 season, he announced on social media Tuesday. Stewart ranked as the No. 69 overall player and the No. 7 wide receiver in the CBS Sports NFL Draft prospect rankings.

While the Oregon Ducks fell short of their national championship aspirations during the 2024 season, their 2025 outlook improved Tuesday. That is because

Oregon football receiver Evan Stewart made his NFL Draft decision Tuesday afternoon after a strong season with the Ducks.

Oregon Ducks WR Evan Stewart announced that he would be returning to Eugene for one more year instead of declaring for the NFL Draft.

Oregon Ducks wide receiver Evan Stewart didn't play in the Rose Bowl against the Ohio State Buckeyes after suffering an injury before the game. The Ducks lost 41-21, so the Buckeyes are advancing to the College Football Playoff semifinals.

Sometimes the best recruiting news is a simple announcement that a key player has decided to return for his senior year. Oregon wide receiver Evan Stewart

Oregon starting running back Jordan James and interior defensive lineman Derrick Harmon declared for the NFL Draft Monday morning.

Oregon Ducks receiver Evan Stewart has a looming decision to make between staying with Oregon and coach Dan Lanning, declaring for the NFL Draft or transferring to another football program.