Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning has dealt with the process of having a position coach leave for a higher-paying job and further his career before. On Sunday morning, however, it became public that Lanning would likely have to spend the next few weeks trying to replace one of the best coaches on his staff.

The Oregon Ducks got some significant news on Sunday morning, with reports coming out that wide receiver coach and co-offensive coordinator Junior Adams would be leaving Eugene to take over as the new WR coach with the Dallas Cowboys.

The Cowboys have found another member of Brian Schottenheimer's first staff. According to multiple reports, the Cowboys will hire Junior Adams as their new wide receivers coach. Adams spent the last three seasons at Oregon as the school's co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach.

According to reports from ESPN and The Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s Nick Harris, the Cowboys are expected to hire Oregon co-offensive coordinator Junior Adams as their next wide receivers coach. Adams has served as a co-offensive coordinator on Dan Lanning’s Oregon staff since 2022. He also worked as the Ducks’ wide receivers coach.

Junior Adams, former University of Washington wide receivers coach, is on the move again, reportedly leaving Oregon for the NFL and the Dallas Cowboys, several media outlets reported on Sunday. Hired by Chris Petersen,

Oregon is in the market for a new offensive assistant coach. Junior Adams, who spent the past three seasons coaching the Ducks wide receivers, is expected to be hired to the same position with the Dallas Cowboys, according to multiple reports.

The Ducks were the seventh college football program Adams worked for. He spent 2019-21 as the WRs coach at Oregon's then-Pac-12 (now Big Ten) rival Washington, where he helped dev

The Cowboys obviously weren't playing in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, relegated to watching from home as the two top teams in the NFL battled for football's ultimate prize. Even so, the team was at work,