Ranking Oregon Ducks New Flashy Uniforms Before Washington Game

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Eyeing down the final regular season game, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks head to Seattle to Husky Stadium for a Big Ten rivalry game against the Washington Huskies. With plenty of historic bad blood between these programs, the occasion called for an extra-flashy Nike uniform combination.
Worn by running back Noah Whittington, this uniform features the "Mighty Oregon" Generation O jersey with green pants and a yellow helmet with glossy green Oregon "O" decals. The undergarments for the combination are white, with white and green cleats to match.
This uniform was announced with a video montage of wide receiver Pat Johnson's 29 yard touchdown catch from quarterback Akili Smith during the Oregon vs. Washington game in 1997, in which the Ducks wore a similar color combination.

How Oregon's Regular Season Uniforms Rank
With all the regular season uniforms for the Ducks revealed, it's time to rank each uniform against each other. Here's what the Oregon Ducks on SI team thinks about Oregon's unique uniform combinations (referencing Oregon uniform graphic designer Jonah Henderson ((@JonahNHenderon)) for uniform names):
1. "Grateful Duck" Black and Tie Dye (vs. Wisconsin)
2. "Straight Cash" Green and Yellow (vs. Oklahoma State)
3. "The Shoe Duck" Gray and Gold with Marble Helmet (vs. Oregon State)
4. "Mummy Duck" White and Black Glow In the Dark (@ Penn State)
5. "Warriors on the Willamette" Black and Green (vs. USC)
6. Green, White, and Yellow (@ Washington)
7. "Wings" Green and Yellow (vs. Montana State)
8. "The Big Green" Green and White with Marble Helmet (vs. Minnesota)
9. "The Riddler" Black and Green (vs. Indiana)
10. "Clean Slate" All-White with Marble Helmet (@ Rutgers)
11. "Apple Crisp" Green and White (@ Iowa)
12. "What’s (G)old is Green Again" White and Yellow (@ Northwestern)
Strongest together.
— GoDucks (@GoDucks) November 27, 2025
Game 12 uniform combo for @OregonFootball. #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/LKjJ5M6LlE
What Oregon Fans Should Wear
Oregon fans are encouraged to wear green to match their team in Husky Stadium.
Fun fact: this is the first time in over ten years the Oregon Ducks have not had a white-themed game, and the first time the Ducks host a game not based on their traditional colors (green, white, black, yellow) like the tie dye game since 2019' "pink out" in honor of breast cancer survivors.

Helmet History
Throughout this season, the Ducks have accomplished a flurry of uniform firsts for the program.
The Ducks debuted their first ever marble helmet for the "Shoe Duck" uniform honoring Nike cofounders Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight. That marble base was adorned with two asymmetrical old gold brushed wings honoring the Greek goddess of victory Nike and the Oregon traditional helmet wing.
Different Oregon Shoe Duck helmet wings is such a clever, subtle design choice. pic.twitter.com/PgsMlyq1JI
— NFL Fashion Advice (@fashion_nfl) September 14, 2025
Against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, the Ducks dropped another white marble base helmet with an all-white "Warp Speed" uniform, featuring black Duck wings and a Black "O" on the back.
The first team to ever debut a marble patterned helmet was a blue version for Navy in 2020.
Speaking of helmet, Oregon debuted the first ever fully-green wings on a yellow helmet and fully-black wings and white wings on any color helmet in school history this season.
Oregon Ducks football get player exclusive Nike Mummy Duck Vaporposite cleat, daytime or nighttime game no problem 🌗
— Complex Sneakers (@ComplexSneakers) September 21, 2025
📸: (IG) ducksequipment pic.twitter.com/Ymig9WFPgL
Other Oregon Firsts
The Ducks also marked the first ever time they wore tie-dye uniforms with their "Grateful Duck" jerseys against Wisconsin, tributing the rock band The Grateful Dead.
Plus, for the fans of spooky designs, the Ducks also debuted their "Mummy Duck" logo for the first time against Penn State, incorporating a bandage design in the arm and leg wraps and gloves. The mummy logo and glow in the dark elements used in the uniform are both firsts for the Ducks.

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— JustFreshKicks (@JustFreshKicks) November 26, 2025
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Fresh Oregon Kicks
For Duck fans looking to add more green and yellow to their closet, the Ducks of A Feather NIL collective recently released the "Egg Duck" University of Oregon x Ducks of a Feather x Nike Air Force 1 Lows. The shoes, available on the GOAT app on Thursday starting at 9:15 A.M., feature the white "Egg" version and a yellow "Duck" version. The shoes vary in design, harkening to the subject they're both named after (egg shell pattern on the "egg" and fuzzy suede on the "duck").
Originating from Oregon's deep relationship with Nike
Since the sportswear company's founder, Phil Knight, graduated from the University of Oregon in 1959, Nike has been tied to the Ducks. Nike frequently experiments with new technology on Oregon athletes, and their relationship with the Ducks is thoroughly detailed in a mini-documentary posted to the GoDucks Youtube.

A reporter for Oregon Ducks on SI, Ally Osborne is a born and raised Oregonian. She graduated from the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communications in 2021 after interning for the Oregon Sports Network with experience working on live sporting broadcasts for ESPN, FOX Sports, the PAC 12 Network, and Runnerspace. Osborne continued her career in Bend, Oregon as a broadcast reporter in 2021 for Central Oregon Daily News while writing for Oregon Ducks on SI. Since then, Osborne is entering her third season reporting for the publication and is frequently the on-site reporter for home games at Autzen Stadium in Eugene. She is currently the host of lifestyle shows "Everyday Northwest" and "Tower Talk Live" for KOIN 6 News in Portland, Oregon. Osborne also works as a sports reporter for KOIN 6's "Game On" sports department. In her free time, Osborne is an avid graphic designer, making art commissions for athletes across her home state. Osborne's designs have even become tattoos for a few Duck athletes.