
With we just six days away from the end of the regular season, it’s time for the craziest aspect of college football, the transfer portal.
Programs across the country are expected to lose dozens of players to the portal as we saw over 8,000 players enter their name into the portal last year. From Stanford alone, 10 players have already registered in the portal.
Of course, the large influx of transfers can be due to a number of reasons, such as: B. Playtime, zero opportunities, or moving closer to home. The main reason we’re seeing so many players making transfers, aside from being a lot of them this COVID year, is the fact that they don’t have to sit out a season if it’s their first transfer. So this leads to players visiting the portal as soon as they feel their current school is not right for them.
The caliber of players entering the portal is extremely high, and one of the positions that some highly acclaimed players enter the portal is the quarterback position. Last season we’ve seen the likes of Quinn Ewers, Caleb Williams, Spencer Rattler, and Michael Penix Jr. find new homes through the portal, and this season seems to have another very rich quarterback market.
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Thanks to the newly introduced transfer window, the portal will officially open on December 5th. This means that FBS players are limited to December 5th – January 18th to enter the portal before the next window opens between April 15th – 30th. Graduate transfers can still occur at any time, and players whose head coaches leave the portal can enter the portal immediately for 30 periods, regardless of when the switch occurred.
With that said, let’s take a look at some of the big transfer quarterbacks who have announced their intention to transfer and who they may be linked with!
Hudson Map (Texas)

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Brennan Armstrong (Virginia)

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Jeff Sims (Georgia Tech)

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Phil Jurkovec (Boston College)

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Hank Bachmeier (Boise State)

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