The Oregon Ducks have already put together the majority of their transfer portal class this offseason but it's never too late to add one more new face. Per repo

Breaking down the most important things to know about Oregon Ducks new safety transfer Jadon Canady, the newest member of the team.

Former Ole Miss and Tulane defensive back Jadon Canady is leaving the southeast for his next destination in the Big Ten. On Monday, the veteran DB revealed a commitment to Oregon to play for head coach Dan Lanning, the former elite defensive coordinator under Kirby Smart at Georgia.

Former Tulane and Mississippi defensive back Jadon Canady announced his commitment to the Ducks on Monday. Canady, a safety, has one year of eligibility remaining, and is the second transfer safety to join the Ducks this offseason after Purdue’s Dillon Thieneman.

According to On3’s Hayes Fawcett, former Ole Miss safety Jadon Canady has committed to Oregon. Canady has one year of eligibility remaining and will spend it in Eugene. A nice pickup for head coach Dan Lanning ahead of spring practice,

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning has landed a top safety transfer prospect in the lead-up to spring practices. According to Hayes Fawcett of On3, former Ole Miss safety Jadon Canady is transferring to Oregon for his final year of college eligibility.

I t's been apparent that the Oregon Ducks have been active in the transfer portal, especially when it comes to their secondary. Oregon's not done yet. The Ducks have landed former

Oregon picked up a commitment from former Ole Miss safety Jadon Canady. After spending the last two seasons in Oxford with the Rebels, the 5-foot-10, 175-pound defensive back will play his final season with the Ducks.