We’ve already seen several Buckeyes share their entry into the portal, and we like to keep track of these sort of things. Of course, the first order of business are those players getting sucked into the transfer portal, but at some point, they’ll come out the other end at places like Columbus, and Ann Arbor, and Tuscaloosa, and so on.

A former Ohio State Buckeyes running back is back in the transfer portal following the conclusion of the 2024 season.

Ohio State offensive lineman Miles Walker has entered the transfer portal. Walker, a three-star in the class of 2023, did not play any offensive snaps in his two years with the Buckeyes. pic.twitter.com/V2NOkBMaoy

Ohio State quarterback Devin Brown is entering the transfer portal after three seasons. Brown’s decision comes ahead of the Buckeyes’ College Football Playoff game against Tennessee, but shouldn’t be viewed as a surprise.

Let’s run through how Ryan Day and Ohio State football could use the 2024 transfer portal to shore up the roster for the 2025 season.

Ohio State football will bid farewell to a former five-star quarterback recruit whom they once envisioned to be a big part of their future

Ohio State has lost an offensive tackle on the opening day of the transfer portal window. On Monday, Miles Walker became the first Ohio State offensive lineman to enter the portal in this year’s transfer cycle.

Ryan Day and the Ohio State football staff have used past transfer portal windows to pick up players, some of whom went on to have a big impact.

Ohio State's transfer portal tracker of inbound and outbound players for the end of the 2024 season headed into the 2025 season.