Injury report dictates Ducks rely on depth again vs Gophers

In Oregon's last three games, reserve tight end Jamari Johnson has pass receptions of 56, 23, and 21 yards, proving to be a reliable blocker and a big-play threat. | Troy Wayrynen-Imagn ImagesEven with a rash of injuries, Oregon has multiple exploitable matchup advantages against Minnesota.

The nature of the game, a short week of rest coupled with a long injury list, dictates that Oregon embraces adversity rather than rushing some banged-up stars back into the lineup.

Quarterback Dante Moore is likely to start despite the broken nose he suffered against Wisconsin. He stated midweek that it's still sore but healing. A second mild concern is that he appeared to pull up at the end of his 49-yard…