Tracking Michigan State football's offseason commitments from the transfer portal for the Spartans 2025 season.

The Michigan Insider team has the latest as the Wolverines look to build around new quarterback signee Bryce Underwood in the 2024 college football transfer portal

Michigan State football's busy offseason in the transfer portal soared "into the wild blue yonder" on Monday as the Spartans added Air Force linebacker David Santiago. The Spartans landed their 12th commitment from the transfer portal this offseason when Santiago announced on social media that he will be heading to East Lansing.

Michigan State has seen an exodus of the wide receiver room to open the portal window. Sources have indicated, though, that this was a designed strategy from the new Spartans staff – who want to totally rebuild the wide receiver room. Building the room around Nick Marsh, be ready for MSU to add three or four receivers.

The Michigan Wolverines are now taking running backs from Alabama. Former 5-star running back recruit Justice Haynes entered the transfer portal and has

Michigan State football landed another secondary piece from the transfer portal with the acquisition of Eastern Illinois defensive back NiJhay Burt.

MSU has gotten a very strong portal haul at receiver, adding Omar Kelly and Chrishon McCray. While the starting group has been established, the Spartans may take a flier on D2 transfer DJ Black, who has 4.3 speed. Black visited East Lansing this past week.

Ever since Barstool Sports president Dave Portnoy vowed to spend up to $3 million on a transfer portal quarterback, Michigan football fans have expected greatness to come to Ann Arbor as something of a stopgap.

Michigan landed its biggest get from of the transfer portal. Former Alabama running back Justice Haynes reportedly picked the Wolverines ove