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There may not be a player that's received more praise or hype on Oregon's offense this offseason than wide receiver Evan Stewart. The former 5-star

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As a former Five-Star Plus+ recruit, Evan Stewart arrived on the college football scene with one of the top resumes in the country. But it took a transfer to Oregon to help him find his "happy place." "The thing that probably sticks out the most to me about Evan is the way he attacks the ball in the air," Oregon coach Dan Lanning said. "He can contort his body and move in a lot of different directions to be able to grab balls that a lot of guys don't go attack. He's truly a guy that when the ball is in the air, he's going to go attack the ball." In his sophomore season with Texas A&M, Stewart finished with 514 receiving yards on 38 catches and four touchdowns. In his freshman campaign with the Aggies, Stewart had 649 receiving yards on 53 catches and two touchdowns.

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For starters Evan Stewart and Odell Beckham Jr. have similar athletic backgrounds. Both played soccer growing up and have mothers who were track athletes. While Beckham added significant size at LSU, both were 5-foot-11 and in the 160-170 pound range as high school prospects. Stewart’s change of direction, overall athleticism and ability to make acrobatic grabs also remind us of Beckham. The Texas A&M signee is more of an accomplished track athlete at the high school level, though Beckham was no slouch in that regard.

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Evan Stewart entered the week as the No. 1 wide receiver in the cycle and looked the part. He was the toughest cover among a loaded receiver group all week at practice. The 5-foot-11, 170-pounder uses his outstanding initial and releases off the line to create immediate separation. Stewart also has some of the best long speed in the cycle, which he used to pull away from almost every defensive back he went against throughout the week. Stewart had a relatively quiet game with two drops including one that was looking into the sun. With that said, he still got behind the Team Legends secondary on several occasions. Stewart may have had a few touchdowns had the Team Icons quarterbacks hit him in stride. The Texas A&M signee has the best combination of explosive athleticism and technical receiver skills in what is a loaded cycle at the position.

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Year	Team	GP	REC	YDS	TD	LONG
2026	ORE	4	22	278	3	39
2024	ORE	13	48	613	5	69
2023	TAMU	9	38	514	4	44
Career		26	108	1405	12	69

Date	Opponent	Result	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
Sep 26	USC	W 41-27	7	56	8	1	17
Sep 18	POST	W 84-0	3	72	24	1	39
Sep 12	OKST	L 31-39	4	78	19.5	1	38
Sep 5	BSU	W 34-27	8	72	9	0	39

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