With plenty of holes on the Michigan football roster, a Michigan football recruiting class anchored by No. 1 overall player Bryce Underwood and a growing NIL focus, the Wolverines are expected to be one of the most active teams in the 2024 college football transfer portal.

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Sure, landing a veteran quarterback would be nice, but there are areas of bigger concern for the Wolverines in 2024.

ANN ARBOR – The NCAA transfer portal is open, and Michigan has its sights on adding a quarterback. Speaking to media Tuesday in Ann Arbor, head coach Sherrone Moore said the Wolverines are “definitely looking” for a signal-caller in the portal for the 2025 season.

After veteran Tyler Morris entered the transfer portal, Michigan is looking to retool its receiving corps for next season. The Wolverines' receiving production was underwhelming to say the least this year.

The transfer portal officially opened on Monday for the December period and there’s a lot to sort through with hundreds of players suddenly looking for new homes. One such player was in the 2021

A former three-star recruit, Pollard made an immediate impact as a true freshman. He appeared in 12 games in 2022, primarily on special teams, and played in all 15 of Michigan’s games in 2023 en route to a national championship. Pollard departs Ann Arbor with 15 total tackles to his name.

These are the Michigan State football players who've entered the transfer portal since the 2024 regular season came to a close, with updates to come.

Michigan had to mix up its offensive line a few times during the 2024 season. The Wolverines opted to go with redshirt freshman Evan Link at right tackle to beg