The college football transfer portal window will officially open at the beginning of January, however several players across the nation are already making their

Although the transfer portal doesn’t open until Jan. 2, the quarterback market is starting to take shape. Multiple high-profile signal-callers announced their plans to hit the portal, and ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported how much the top QBs could make.

College football quarterbacks in the transfer portal could receive as much as $5 million from their new school, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel.

Maile Chan has decided to enter the transfer portal, the sophomore libero/defensive specialist announced on Instagram on Dec. 19.

After starting in 32 games for Mississippi State, Brennan Smith is looking elsewhere by entering the NCAA transfer portal.

Stamps, who earned significant snaps during Fall Camp leading into the 2025 season, dropped down the depth chart come the regular season with Virginia Tech transfer Mansoor Delane, five-star freshman DJ Pickett, and sophomore standout PJ Woodland handling duties at cornerback.

An effective edge rusher will be a major need for Auburn in the transfer portal. Faulk’s departure leaves a hole at defensive end, but Keyron Crawford and Chris Murray are out of eligibility, leaving another hole at buck linebacker.

Wisconsin freshmen Aniya Warren and Addy Horner are entering the transfer portal, they each announced on Instagram on Dec. 19.

Promising PSU freshman Chaz Coleman plans to enter transfer portal

Auburn EDGE Jamonta Waller plans to enter the @TransferPortal, he tells @On3Sports The 6’1 247 EDGE will have 3 years of eligibility left Top 150 Recruit in the 2024 Class https://t.co/RlUbB6EMhS pic.twitter.com/kUpP6gu6Et

The No. 16 USC Trojans are preparing to face the TCU Horned Frogs in the Alamo Bowl on Dec. 30 in San Antonio. USC will be without several starters in the Alamo