Dante Moore turned down $55 million from the NFL to stay at Oregon, then shut off his phone and went golfing

Oregon's quarterback opens up on why he spurned a potential top-five NFL Draft slot and how he's preparing for his college football curtain call

Moore was widely projected to be the No. 2 QB in this year's draft. Instead, he committed to one more season with the Ducks, whom he hopes to lead to a national title.

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After Moore's college career got off to a rough start at UCLA, he found his footing at Oregon and has positioned himself to potentially replicate Mariota's 2014 greatness.

The theory was an easy one to speculate about: Dante Moore didn't want to play for the New York Jets.But is that true?"Not at all," Moore said in a new interview with The Athletic.It was at least somewhat surprising that Moore chose to return for another season as Oregon's quarterback rather than going to the NFL.The o

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