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Top 10 Players Who Entered the CFB Transfer Portal on Wednesday

John Canady

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10) DB Dean Engram, UConn
Dean Engram spent one season at Wisconsin in 2021, where he put together a solid season. However, despite transferring to UConn, the defender hasn't played in a game since then. Now, he hits the portal, looking to prove he can still play at a high level.

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1) QB C.J. Ogbonna, Buffalo
C.J. Ogbonna began his career at Southeast Missouri State before transferring to Buffalo in 2023, seeking an opportunity to start at quarterback. It wasn't until this past season that new head coach Pete Lembo gave Ogbonna the keys to his offense for the quarterback to showcase what he could do. Following a career-year tossing 19 touchdowns, rushing for eight touchdowns, and only throwing five interceptions, the Georgia native hit the portal looking to build off his strong season elsewhere.

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2) S Hershey McLaurin, Houston
Hershey McLaurin spent two seasons at West Virginia before transferring to Houston last offseason. The safety put together another solid season with the Cougars.
3) RB Scottre Humphrey, Montana State
Scottre Humphrey spent two seasons at Montana State where the running back emerged as a big-time playmaker in his sophomore season. The shifty rusher finished 2024 with 1,386 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. Now, he lands in the portal, where he'll likely gather plenty of interest.
4) CB Collin Gill, Georgia
Collin Gill announced his decision to enter the portal on Wednesday. After receiving minimal opportunities to see the field in Georgia's loaded secondary, the defensive back seeks a more prominent role elsewhere. With multiple years of eligibility remaining and the talent to develop into a consistent defender, Gill will likely land on his feet quickly.
5) S Antonio Stevens, Purdue
Antonio Stevens has spent four years at Purdue where he became a full-time starter this season. The versatile defensive back put together a solid season for the Boilermakers, but that's not saying much on a team that saw little success. He'll enter the portal to prove he can make the same impact with another program.
6) TE Rohan Jones, Montana State
Rohan Jones adds his name to the transfer portal after a breakout year at Montana State. The tight end hauled in 30 receptions for 470 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. Jones will likely find a new home quickly.
7) DL Ben Key, UNLV
Ben Key began his college journey at a JUCO program before landing at UNLV. The six-foot-five defender has the skills to be a game-changer in the trenches but has yet to receive the opportunity to show it. Now, he hits the portal, hoping to land with a team willing to give him just that.
8) TE Ahmon Green, Georgia State
Ahmon Green spent three years with Georgia State but only suited up for two seasons. Missing all of 2024, the tight end enters the portal to prove he can be impactful as a pass catcher in the right system. The South Carolina native could be an underrated grab for whatever team lands him.
9) CB Jadarrius Perkins, Toledo
Jadarrius Perkins spent three years at Florida, where he struggled to carve out a sizable role with the Gators. Looking for a bigger role, the cornerback transferred to Toledo, where he struggled with more of the same issues. As a result, Perkins hits the portal once again, looking for the best fit for him and his development.
10) DB Dean Engram, UConn
Dean Engram spent one season at Wisconsin in 2021, where he put together a solid season. However, despite transferring to UConn, the defender hasn't played in a game since then. Now, he hits the portal, looking to prove he can still play at a high level.

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1) QB C.J. Ogbonna, Buffalo
C.J. Ogbonna began his career at Southeast Missouri State before transferring to Buffalo in 2023, seeking an opportunity to start at quarterback. It wasn't until this past season that new head coach Pete Lembo gave Ogbonna the keys to his offense for the quarterback to showcase what he could do. Following a career-year tossing 19 touchdowns, rushing for eight touchdowns, and only throwing five interceptions, the Georgia native hit the portal looking to build off his strong season elsewhere.

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Top 10 Players Who Entered the CFB Transfer Portal on Wednesday

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