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    Transfer Portal Watch: Full List Offensive Talents Who Entered Spring Window on Day 1

    On the first day of the 2025 spring transfer portal, a wave of offensive talent flooded the market. Programs across are already making calls for explosive skill players, rising offensive linemen, and well-known quarterbacks.

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    Transfer Portal Madness: 2025 Spring Window Day 1 Offensive Stars on the Move

    From former blue-chip quarterbacks to rising offensive linemen, here’s a complete breakdown of the key offensive players who entered the portal on Day 1.

    Offensive Tackles

    • Dominic Rivera (Rutgers): A multi-year Big Ten contributor with solid pass protection skills looking for a fresh start.
    • Austin Barrett (Indiana): Former three-star recruit brings size and Big Ten experience to the portal.
    • Terez Davis (Maryland): Athletic edge protector with upside; looking to elevate his draft stock.
    • Joe Cotton (South Dakota): FCS standout with powerful hands and potential to make an FBS jump.
    • Tyler Klambara (Army): Disciplined and tough, Klambara brings a gritty style from a run-heavy scheme.

    Interior Offensive Linemen

    • Kalan Ellis (Syracuse): A massive presence on the interior, Ellis is a veteran with ACC experience.
    • Jimmy Liston (Purdue): Versatile lineman who can play guard or center; physically and technically sound.
    • Hunter McLain (James Madison): High-motor lineman from a rising JMU program; proven run blocker.

    Quarterbacks

    • Nico Iamaleava (Tennessee): Former five-star QB with elite arm talent and athleticism; one of the biggest surprises in the portal.
    • Gio Lopez (South Alabama): Dual-threat playmaker with two years of eligibility and big-play ability.
    • Jake Wilson (Purdue): Young signal-caller seeking a system that better fits his pro-style skillset.

    Running Backs

    • Anthony Carrie (Georgia Tech): Explosive back with good vision and home-run potential; still untapped.
    • Benjamin Hall (Michigan): Power runner from a loaded backfield looking for more carries elsewhere.
    • Christian Davis (Ball State): Underrated MAC runner with great contact balance and sneaky speed.

    Wide Receivers

    • Decoldest Crawford (Louisiana Tech): Known for his name and playmaking ability; looking to reignite his career.
    • JoJo Stone (Louisville): Shifty slot receiver and former four-star recruit with high upside.
    • Dayton Sneed (Tennessee): Speedster who adds depth to any WR corps and is looking for a breakout opportunity.
    • Donovan Hamilton (Purdue): Reliable possession receiver with Big Ten reps and solid hands.

    Tight Ends

    • Matthew Ogunniyi (Rutgers): Athletic TE with raw talent and good route-running upside.
    • Sam West (Indiana): Developmental prospect with size and soft hands; a red zone weapon.
    • Zack Zandier (Coastal Carolina): Blocking-first tight end who adds physicality to any offense.
    • Harry Lodge (Georgia Tech): Versatile tight end who can line up inline or in the slot.
    • Noah Braham (West Virginia): Former WV legacy recruit; brings toughness and special teams value.

    As they strive to address roster voids, coaching staff across are likely to jump in early. Every hour matters because the portal window is open till April 25.

    Also Read: Stay tuned for updates, commitment flips, and surprise entries as Transfer Portal Season heats up.

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