The Oregon Ducks football team is gearing up for a crucial matchup against the Michigan Wolverines, and the news from their latest practice session is nothing short of encouraging. Several key players who have been sidelined due to injuries have made their return to the field, signaling a potential boost in the Ducks' quest for victory.

Ducks Poised for Comeback with Injured Players Back in Action

Defensive End and Tight End Participate in Practice

Jordan Burch, the Ducks' defensive end, and Terrance Ferguson, their tight end, both took part in the initial period of Oregon's Tuesday practice session. Burch was seen engaging in a defensive line drill, while Ferguson fielded a kickoff alongside other tight ends during the opening period of the practice.

Offensive Lineman and Tackle Show Promise

Offensive lineman Dave Iuli, who has not played this season but was listed as questionable for the first time against Illinois, was spotted wearing cleats, indicating a potential return to the field. Additionally, offensive tackle JacQawn McRoy, who had been wearing a walking boot on his right foot and was previously listed as out, was seen in full pads and showed no apparent issues during Tuesday's practice.

Safety Khamari Terrell Back in Action

Safety Khamari Terrell, who has missed the last four games, was also spotted in full pads, signaling his return to the team's lineup.

Absences and Injuries Remain a Concern

While the return of several key players is a positive development, the Ducks still face some challenges. Receiver Gary Bryant Jr. (leg) and cornerback Jahlil Florence (right knee) were absent from the practice session.

Special Teams Preparations Underway

The Ducks' coaching staff was observed closely monitoring the team's kickoff and punt returners during the practice session. Players such as Noah Whittington, Jordan James, Da'Jaun Riggs, Jayden Limar, Jay Harris, Nikko Reed, Rodrick Pleasant, and Jeremiah McClellan were all seen fielding kickoffs, while Tez Johnson, Evan Stewart, Ryan Pellum, and Dillon Gresham were practicing punt returns.

Injury Report and NFL Scouts in Attendance

In addition to the players who participated, the Ducks' injury report also included receivers Kyler Kasper (right foot), Jack Ressler (unspecified), offensive lineman Matthew Bedford (leg), defensive lineman My'Keil Gardner (right foot), and cornerbacks Dakoda Fields (knee) and Jahlil Florence (right knee).The practice session was also attended by NFL scouts from the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, and Pittsburgh Steelers, who were likely keeping a close eye on the Ducks' talent as they prepare for their upcoming matchup against the Wolverines.As the Ducks continue their quest for an undefeated season, the return of these key players could provide a much-needed boost to their already formidable lineup. With the Michigan game just around the corner, the Ducks will be looking to capitalize on this momentum and secure a crucial victory against a tough opponent.