Rankings Update: Where Notable Oregon Recruits Landed in the 2027 Rivals300
We’re over halfway through the high school football season, which presents a great opportunity to check in on where Oregon targets rank in the updated 2027 Rivals300, which was released on Monday.
I’m primarily tracking top targets, commits and prospects who have visited or plan to visit Oregon this season.
No. 1 DL Jalen Brewster
Notes: Brewster recently committed to Texas Tech and is the new face of a Texas Tech class that’s ranked eighth nationally for 2027.
No. 2 OL Mark Matthews
No. 5 WR Easton Royal
Notes: Royal plans to visit Oregon on November 22 for their game against USC.
No. 8 OL Kennedy Brown
Notes: Brown is the face of Oregon’s recruiting efforts in Texas this cycle but hasn’t scheduled a return trip yet after visiting during the offseason.
No. 13 WR Jamier Brown
Notes: Brown is committed to Ohio State but other schools, most recently Notre Dame, have been making a push after getting him on campus. Brown holds an Oregon offer but has yet to visit. He’s worth watching given Ross Douglas’ connections in Ohio.
No. 14 WR Monshun Sales
Notes: Sales visited Oregon this summer and has all the elite schools after him. Again look at Douglas as he tries to make a push into the Midwest
No. 16 LB Kaden Henderson
Notes: Henderson is one of Oregon’s top linebacker targets in the 2027 class but he won’t be an easy pull from Florida. He has no shortage of interest in the Ducks.
No. 17 RB David Gabriel-Georges
Notes: Gabriel-Georges visited Oregon in the spring but I’d probably give Ohio State the edge in his recruitment now.
No. 19 EDGE David Jacobs
Notes: Jacobs visited Oregon earlier this year and Lanning looks like he’s working on tapping into his Georgia connections.
No. 21 CB Donte Wright*
Notes: Wright was in Eugene for the Indiana game and I give the Ducks the best shot of any school to flip the Georgia commit.
No. 27 CB Xavier Hasan
No. 29 Safety JayUuan Snell
No. 31 DL Myels Smith
Notes: Smith is one of the top ranked recruits out West and Oregon was the first school to offer him. However, we hear more about the Ducks and his teammate Elija Harmon.
No. 33 S Honor Fa’alave-Johnson
Notes: Fa’alave-Johnson is one of Oregon’s top targets regardless of position. I have my RPM pick on the Ducks but there are a lot of schools that are going after him.
No. 36 TE Rahzario Edwards
Notes: Oregon has done pretty well recruiting the Sacramento area and Edwards would be a fantastic pull in the 2027 class. They’re up there with USC in his recruitment but the coaches need to get him back on campus.
No. 38 EDGE Anthony Sweeney
No. 40 LB Toa Satele
No. 44 TE Ahmad Hudson
No. 45 ATH Xavier Sabb
Notes: The Ducks have a solid foundation with Sabb because they recruited him alongside his older brother Amari Sabb in the 2026 class.
No 48 WR Kesean Bowman
Notes: Bowman is a former Oregon commit and schools like Tennessee and Ohio State are near the top of his recruitment.
No. 51 WR Julian Caldwell
Notes: Caldwell visited Oregon earlier this season and the Ducks are easily one of his top schools if not the outright leader.
No. 54 WR Dakota Guerrant
Notes: Guerrant is as good as they come and he’s been out to Eugene multiple times.
No. 58 EDGE Rashad Streets
Streets plans to visit Oregon this season for USC game in late November.
No. 61 RB Landen Williams-Callis
Notes: Williams-Callis visited Oregon this season and Texas A&M is the RPM favorite.
No. 64 WR Khalil Taylor
Notes: Taylor is a former Penn State commit and has plans to visit Oregon this seaoson.
No. 68 WR Osani Gayles
Notes: Originally from the West Coast, Gayles is in Florida at IMG and visited Oregon for the Oklahoma State game.
No. 73 ATH Myson-Johnson Cook
Notes: Recently included Oregon in his top schools and moved from Texas to Illinois.
No. 74 WR Julius Jones Jr.
Notes: Visited Eugene in the spring
No. 76 CB Juju Johnson
Notes: Haven’t gotten the feeling he’s a priority for the Ducks but he’s worth following given Rashad Wadood’s ties to Long Beach Poly
No. 79 WR Quentin Hale
Notes: Hale is one of the best wide receiver prospects out West but he’s viewed as a heavy USC lean.
No. 85 CB Duvay Williams
Notes: Williams is one of the top defensive backs out West. He’s spoken highly of Oregon but is also viewed as a USC lean.
No. 94 LB Roman Igwebuike
Notes: One of the best players in the Chicago area, Igwebuike is a priority for Brian Michalowksi as he hones in his focus on the Midwest.
No. 96 RB Jakoby Dixon
Notes: Dixon visited for the Oklahoma State game and is a top target out of Texas for Ra’Shaad Samples.
No. 100 RB Noah Roberts
Notes: Roberts visited Oregon for the Indiana game and is the Ducks’ top running back target out West.
No. 114 DL Kasi Currie
No. 131 EDGE Troy Bowens
No. 141 RB Caden Waye
No. 145 CB Hayden Stepp
No. 173 CB Josiah Molden
No. 175 WR Zion White
No. 162 CB Ace Alston
No. 197 S Gavin Williams
No. 226 DL Cam Pritchett
*Oregon commit
No. 267 OL Jimmy Kalis
No. 282 DL Elija Harmon
No. 289 QB Dane Weber
