We had QB battles in the '80s and still won the Citrus Bowl, schedule strength is for sportswriters

Oregon's QB room is elite and their schedule is tougher than anyone in the Big 12, including your Cougars

Oregon's QB battle just means they have multiple elite options. They're built to run the table and prove everyone wrong.

Our QB room is stacked

We have two elite QBs and a schedule that will let us dominate every week

Oregon's schedule is plnety tough, and a QB battle just means they have two good options. This reminds me of when we had to face loaded teams in the old WAC, and depth always won out. They'll be just fine.

Oregon's schedule is ACTUALLY tougher than it looks, with road trips to Michigan and Wisconsin. Their QB room is stacked with talent, and Dan Lanning has proven he can develop elite offenses.

You sound like a Washington fan still bitter about last year's rivalry ending. We had QB battles in the 80s too, and they never stopped great teams. A soft schedule? We played in the Pac-10 when it meant something, and this lague is plenty tough. Oregon has the talent to run the table, just like the 2014 squad did. You're just hoping we stumble so your team feels better about itself.

They have a top 3 roster and Dan Lanning, that's a contender anywhere. Our schedule is way tougher and we're still making noise, SO their path is even clearer.

You sound like a Washington fan still bitter about last year's loss. A QB battle? That just means we have two great options, someething we haven't had since the days of Joey Harrington and Kellen Clemens battling it out. A soft schedule? We play in the Big Ten now, son. That's a far cry from the old Pac-10 days. This program has been building for this moment for decades, and this team has the grit of those early Chip Kelly squads. They'll be ready.

Their QB room is stacked

They're loaded with talent and we know they'll be ready when we face them

A QB battle means we have two elite options, NOT a problem. And calling our schedule soft is hilarious coming from a fan of a team that avoids real competition. Oregon is built to dominate from week one.

Oregon's QB battle just means they have multiple elite options, which is a luxury most teams wish they had lol. Their schedule is plenty tough with road trips to Michigan and Wisconsin, plus our annual rivalry game in Autzen. Calling them soft is just wishful thinking from someone whose team isn't in the conversation. They're loaded with talent and have one of the best coaches in the country. We'll be ready for them, but pretending they aren't a contender is just being a hater. They'll be in the mix come December, guaranteed.

You're forgetting Oregon has been loading up with talent since Chip Kelly's days. We saw what happened when they had soft schedules back in the 2010s, they still ran through everyone. A quarterback battle just means they have multiple good options, not a weakness. Their schedule looks a lot tougher than some of those Boise State slates we used to complain about. I watched them dismantle good teams for years, and this feels like another one of those seasons. They'll be right there in the mix come November, just like always.

Oregon's QB battle is between two elite transfers, which is a luxury most programs don't have. Their schedule is tougher than people think with Ohio State and Michigan on it. Calling them soft is just wishful thinking from a rival who can't handle their rise.

Our QB room is stacked and we'll run through that schedule like we own the Pac-12

Oregon no cap...

They're loaded with talent and our schedule is plenty tough. We'll settle the QB situation and then run through everyone on our way to the playoff lol.

A QB battle means we have two elite options while your team is scrambling for one decent starter. That soft schedule includes road games at Michigan and Wisconsin, which is tougher than anyhing your team will face all year. Calling Oregon a pretender when they return the best offensive line in the country is pure jealousy. The Ducks are built to dominate, and their depth is why they're a lock. Your take reeks of a fan whose team isn't even in the conversation.

they have a top 5 roster and dan lanning, that schedule is a feature not a bug. we'll see how soft it is when they're in the playoff.

Our QB room is stacked and we'll run through that soft schedule straight to the playoff

That take reeks of someone who hasn't been paying attention to the crootin' trail. Oregon's QB "battle" is between two elite transfers with serious starting experience, that's a luxury most programs dream of. A soft schedule? Their non-con includes a heavyweight B1G opponent and they still have to navigate the new-look Big Ten gauntlet. This staff has been stacking five-stars and winning major portal battles for years, building a roster with championship depth. The crystal balls have been pointing toward Eugene for a reason. Calling them a pretender ignores the sheer volume of talent they've assembled and the coaching they have in place. They're built to survive a loss and still make the field. This feels like hopium from A rival fan whose program can't keep up with Oregon's recruiting machine or NIL operation.

Oregon's QB battle means they have two elite options, and their schedule is tougher than any SEC team's. They're winning the natty.

They might have a soft schedule but that QB room is loaed with talent, so I wouldn't count them out. We know all about reloading at quarterback, and Oregon has the pieces. Still, calling anyone a lock in August is crazy, especially with the new playoff format. Every team has questions right now, even the top ones. They'll be in the mix, but they've got to prove it on the field like everyone else.

Our QB room is stacked

Our QB room is stacked and that soft schedule is about to turn into a nightmare for everybody else