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College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 15 Best Defensive Ends, Edge Rushers

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 15 best defensive ends and edge rushers switching teams

Who are the best and brightest defensive ends and edge rushers in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?

Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Defensive Ends and Edge Rushers

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They’re the dangerous disruptive forces who can change games, and some schools – like Oklahoma – are about to get an instant jolt. The defensive ends and edge rushers are terrific, with a slew of players who might not be household names about to become stars on a national scale. There might not be a home run like former Albany star Jared Verse was for Florida State, but …

Based on a combination of the best players and who’ll make the biggest splashes, here’s our ranking of the top defensive ends and edge rushers in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all decided to go.

They’re the 15 defensive ends and edge rushers in the transfer portal you need to know.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

15 Chris Collins

New School: Minnesota
Former School: North Carolina

14 Zach Durfee

New School: Washington
Former School: Sioux Falls

13 Trace Ford

New School: Oklahoma
Former School: Oklahoma State

12 John Morgan

New School: Arkansas
Former School: Pitt

11 Jeff Pietrowski

New School: Wisconsin
Former School: Michigan State

10 Gilber Edmond

New School: Florida State
Former School: South Carolina

9 Anthony Goodlow

New School: Oklahoma State
Former School: Tulsa

8 Darian Varner

New School: Wisconsin
Former School: Temple

7 Andre Carter

New School: Indiana
Former School: Western Michigan

6 Donnell Brown

New School: Maryland
Former School: Saint Francis

5 Jordan Domineck

New School: Colorado
Former School: Arkansas

4 Jake Heimlicher

New School: UCLA
Former School: Penn

3 Jordan Burch

New School: Oregon
Former School: South Carolina

2 Josaiah Stewart

New School: Michigan
Former School: Coastal Carolina

1 Dasan McCullough

New School: Oklahoma
Former School: Indiana

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

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QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | OTs | OG/Cs
Edge | DEs/DTs | LBs | CBs | Safeties
Top 100 2023 NFL Draft Early Entrants
2023 NFL Draft Early Entrants By College

College Football Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: 15 Best Defensive Tackles

College Football Transfer Portal 2023: Ranking the 15 best defensive tackles switching teams

Who are the best and brightest defensive tackles in the 2023 college football transfer portal? Where will they be playing this season?

Transfer Portal 2023 Rankings: Defensive Tackles

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USC, Oklahoma, and other defenses that needed to build up the infrastructure made big splashes in the transfer portal. It’s a very, very good group that goes deep with plenty of versatile options to work with. There might not be a slew of huge names, but it’s one of the better position in this year’s portal.

Based on a combination of the best players and who’ll make the biggest splashes, here’s our ranking of the top defensive tackles in the 2023 college football transfer portal and where they all decided to go.

They’re the 15 defensive tackles in the transfer portal you need to know.

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

15 Devin Phillips

New School: Kansas
Former School: Colorado State

14 Keeshawn Silver

New School: Kentucky
Former School: North Carolina

13 Tunmise Adeleye

New School: Michigan State
Former School: Texas A&M

12 Paris Shand

New School: LSU
Former School: Arizona

11 Mosiah Nasili-Kite

New School: Auburn
Former School: Maryland

10 Jarrett Jackson

New School: Michigan State
Former School: Florida State

9 Jacob Lacey

New School: Oklahoma
Former School: Notre Dame

8 Jordan Jefferson

New School: LSU
Former School: West Virginia

7 Anthony Lucas

New School: USC
Former School: Texas A&M

6 Jack Sullivan (DE)

New School: USC
Former School: Purdue

5 Darrell Jackson

New School: Florida State
Former School: Miami

4 Kyon Barrs

New School: USC
Former School: Arizona

3 CamRon Jackson

New School: Florida
Former School: Memphis

2 Braden Fiske

New School: Florida State
Former School: Western Michigan

1 Justin Rogers

New School: Auburn
Former School: Kentucky

2023 Transfer Portal Rankings
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG/C
DE/EDGE | DT | LB | CB | Saf | Coaches

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Former LSU wide receiver announces transfer destination

Jack Bech will be heading to the Big 12 to join TCU.

Former LSU reciever [autotag]Jack Bech[/autotag] has found a new home. He’s headed to Fort Worth, Texas, to play for the TCU Horned Frogs.

The Horned Frogs have made a splash in the transfer portal as they have recently received a commitment from former Alabama receiver JoJo Earle. Bech spent two seasons on the Bayou and played in 25 games, making 11 starts and finishing his Tiger career with 59 receptions for 689 yards and four touchdowns.

His best game this season was against New Mexico where he had six receptions for 43 yards. Bech is sure to get a lot of looks in a high-profile TCU offense that likes to spread the ball all over the field.

LSU will look to add some receivers in the signing class or try to sign a bunch of guys from the transfer portal.

I guess that purple didn’t want to leave me just yet 🙏🏽 Time to Rock✈️ pic.twitter.com/35NjBFEIn7

— Jack Bech (@jackbech7) December 19, 2022

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Transfer portal notebook: stories to follow as the portal opens for business

The Texas A&M exodus under Jimbo Fisher. Oregon exits noted by @Ducks_Wire. Kedon Slovis in the portal. Here are some of the bigger early stories to follow.

There is a lot to keep track of now that the college football regular season (except for the Army-Navy Game) is over. The doors to the transfer portal have swung wide open. Business is booming and rosters are about to be dramatically reshaped. USC benefited from the portal as much as any program in the country in 2022, and Lincoln Riley has made no secret of the fact that he intends to continue to restock his roster with portal reinforcements.

As seasons come to an end, and as coaches switch schools, players are on the move and will continue to enter the portal. With all of these moving parts on display, there’s a ton to keep tabs on. Here are just some of the stories worth noting as the transfer portal officially opens in college football:

National Transfer Tracker: notable names as the football portal gains over 1,000 players

The transfer portal is filling up. Keep track of notable prospects every week. A new name in the portal: Arizona State QB Emory Jones.

Hello! It’s transfer portal season for the 2022-2023 college football offseason.

The new transfer portal window officially opens Monday, and that hasn’t stopped players from announcing their plans to leave their schools ahead of the first day they can enter the portal. We saw a lot of transfer announcements over the weekend, which means it’s time to give you our national transfer tracker. This isn’t a list of players who have decided to transfer to USC, though you can be assured that Lincoln Riley has his eye on a lot of prospects. It’s simply a partial list of players who have already stated their intent to leave their current school and play elsewhere.

Last year, more than 3,000 FBS players entered the portal, which was open year-round. Quarterbacks Caleb Williams (USC), Quinn Ewers (Texas), Bo Nix(Oregon), and Spencer Rattler (South Carolina) were among the prominent transfers who made an immediate impact at their new schools.

Here’s an early look at the transfers on the open market:

DI transformation committee suggests changes to transfer portal

Changes could be on the way for the transfer portal

The transfer portal has been deemed the Wild West of collegiate sports. Coaches ride a fine line regarding tampering with opposing players, a source of contention between coaches (see USC’s Lincoln Riley and Pittsburgh’s Pat Narduzzi).

On Thursday the Division I transformational committee suggested numerous changes to the transfer portal, which are designed, in their view, “to stabilize the transfer environment, require additional accountability for schools that receive transfer student-athletes and provide student-athletes with a window of time to enter the transfer portal each year in order to be eligible to compete in the following year.”

DI Transformation Committee forwards initial recommendations to DI Board: https://t.co/OApKOMP5Vc

— Inside the NCAA (@InsidetheNCAA) June 16, 2022

The changes make sense on multiple fronts. Numerous student-athletes have entered the portal only to not get re-recruited by other schools. Obviously tampering has been an issue as well.

With any proposed rules, there will be time to work out the kinks of the recommendations. This is a great recommendation by the committee and not a wait-and-see approach to guidelines for the transfer portal.

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Transfer Portal Top Tight Ends. 10 Best Players Switching Teams

2022 College Football Transfer Portal. The top 10 wide receivers and who’ll likely make the biggest impact?

Who are all of the top 10 tight ends in the 2022 college football transfer portal and where are the best ones going – or are likely to go?

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Transfer Portal: Top 10 Tight Ends

Who are the top 10 tight ends in the transfer portal? Based on how much of an impact we think they’ll have on the next two college football seasons, here are the stars of the bunch.

When it comes to the projections and predicted new schools, they’re based on the best fits for the players to go along with the rumors.

2022 Transfer Portal Top Players
QBs | RBs | WRs

1 Jahleel Billingsley

Former School Alabama
New School Texas

2 Austin Stogner

Former School Oklahoma
New School South Carolina

3 Michael Trigg

Former School USC
New School Ole Miss

4 Daniel Parker

Former School Missouri
New School Oklahoma

5 Messiah Swinson

Former School Missouri
New School Arizona State

6 Trinity Bell

Former School Tennessee
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Nebraska (possibly as a defensive lineman)

7 JJ Pegues

Former School Auburn
New School Ole Miss

8 Landon Morris

Former School Syracuse
New School Utah

9 Kemore Gamble

Former School Florida
New School UCF

10 Messiah Swinson

Former School Missouri
New School UNDECIDED
Arizona State

2022 Transfer Portal Top Players
QBs | RBs | WRs

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QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | OTs | OG/Cs
Edge | DEs/DTs | LBs | CBs | Safeties | P/Ks
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Transfer Portal Top Wide Receivers. 20 Best Players Switching Teams

2022 College Football Transfer Portal. The top 20 wide receivers and who’ll likely make the biggest impact?

Who are all of the top 20 wide receivers in the 2022 college football transfer portal and where are the best ones going – or are likely to go?

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Transfer Portal: Top 20 Wide Receivers

Who are the top 20 wide receivers in the transfer portal? Based on how much of an impact we think they’ll have on the next two college football seasons, here are the stars of the bunch.

When it comes to the projections and predicted new schools, they’re based on the best fits for the players to go along with the rumors.

1 Jermaine Burton

Former School Georgia
New School Alabama

2 Mario Williams

Former School Oklahoma
New School USC

3 Jadon Haselwood

Former School Oklahoma
New School Arkansas

4 Jacob Cowing

Former School UTEP
New School Arizona

5 Isaiah Neyor

Former School Wyoming
New School Texas

6 Jacob Copeland

Former School Florida
New School Maryland

7 Antwane Wells

Former School James Madison
New School South Carolina

8 Kobe Hudson

Former School Auburn
New School UCF

9 Malik Heath

Former School Mississippi State
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Florida

10 Taj Harris

Former School LSU
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Penn State

11 Mycah Pittman

Former School Oregon
New School Florida State

12 Brenden Rice

Former School Colorado
New School USC

13 Bru McCoy

Former School USC
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Tennessee

14 Deion Smith

Former School LSU
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Mississippi State

15 Frank Ladson

Former School Clemson
New School Miami

16 Jeremy Singleton

Former School Houston
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Georgia Southern

17 Jadan Blue

Former School Temple
New School Virginia Tech

18 Kyren Lacy

Former School Louisiana
New School LSU

19 Jake Bobo

Former School Duke
New School UCLA

20 Joshua Moore

Former School Texas
New School SMU

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Transfer Portal Top Running Backs. 20 Best Players Switching Teams

2022 College Football Transfer Portal. The top 20 running backs and who’ll likely make the biggest impact?

Who are all of the top 20 running backs in the 2022 college football transfer portal and where are the best ones going – or are likely to go?

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Transfer Portal: Top 20 Running Backs

Who are the top 20 running backs in the transfer portal? Based on how much of an impact we think they’ll have on the next two college football seasons, here are the stars of the bunch.

We’ll add more and adjust as players become available through the process.

When it comes to the projections and predicted new schools, they’re based on the best fits for the players to go along with the rumors.

1 Travis Dye

Former School Oregon
New School USC

2 Jahmyr Gibbs

Former School Georgia Tech
New School Alabama

3 Jarek Broussard

Former School Colorado
New School Oregon

4 Zach Evans

Former School TCU
New School Ole Miss

5 Xazavian Valladay

Former School Wyoming
New School Arizona State

– Top 20 Transfer Portal Quarterbacks

6 Jalen Berger

Former School Wisconsin
New School Michigan State

7 Noah Cain

Former School Penn State
New School LSU

8 Tiyon Evans

Former School Tennessee
New School Louisville

9 Lyn-J Dixon

Former School Clemson
New School West Virginia

10 Montrell Johnson

Former School Louisiana
New School Florida

11 Ky Thomas

Former School Minnesota
New School Kansas

12 Christian Beal-Smith

Former School Wake Forest
New School South Carolina

13 Christopher Brooks

Former School Cal
New School BYU

14 Hassan Hall

Former School Louisville
New School Georgia Tech

15 Daveon Hunter

Former School Hawaii
New School Liberty

16 Juwaun Price

Former School New Mexico State
New School Syracuse

17 Dylan McDuffie

Former School Buffalo
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit UCF

18 Emani Bailey

Former School Louisiana
New School TCU

19 Henry Parrish

Former School TCU
New School Miami

20 Bentavious Thompson

Former School UCF
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Clemson

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Transfer Portal Top Quarterbacks. Where Are The Best Players Going?

2022 College Football Transfer Portal. The top 20 quarterbacks and who’ll likely make the biggest impact?

Who are all of the top quarterbacks in the 2022 college football transfer portal and where are the best quarterbacks going – or are likely to go?

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Transfer Portal: Top Quarterbacks

Who are the top quarterbacks in the transfer portal? Based on how much of an impact we think they’ll have on the next two college football seasons, here are the stars of the bunch.

This is fluid. We’ll add more and adjust as players become available through the process.

When it comes to the projections and predicted new schools, they’re based on the best fits for the players to go along with the rumors.

1 Caleb Williams

Former School Oklahoma
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit USC

2 Quinn Ewers

Former School Ohio State
New School Texas

3 Kedon Slovis

Former School USC
New School Pitt

4 JT Daniels

Former School Georgia
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Notre Dame (UCLA or Notre Dame would be the best fit, but the likely landing is Ole Miss if Jaxson Dart doesn’t transfer there.)

5 Max Johnson

Former School LSU
New School Texas A&M

6 Jaxson Dart

Former School USC
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Ole Miss

7 Dillon Gabriel

Former School UCF
New School Oklahoma

8 Spencer Rattler

Former School Oklahoma
New School South Carolina

9 Bo Nix

Former School Auburn
New School Oregon

10 Cameron Ward

Former School Incarnate Word
New School Washington State

11 Adrian Martinez

Former School Nebraska
New School Kansas State

12 Michael Penix Jr

Former School Indiana
New School Washington

13 Zach Calzada

Former School Texas A&M
New School Auburn

14 Jayden de Laura

Former School Washington State
New School Arizona

15 Casey Thompson

Former School Texas
New School Nebraska

16 Emory Jones

Former School Florida
New School UNDECIDED
Likely Landing or Best Fit Illinois

17 Jack Plummer

Former School Purdue
New School Cal

18 John Rhys Plumlee

Former School Ole Miss
New School UCF

19 Grant Wells

Former School Marshall
New School Virginia Tech

20 Braxton Burmeister

Former School Virginia Tech
New School San Diego State

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