This should be another very active year for the Oregon Ducks in the NCAA Transfer Portal, both with incoming and outgoing players. We'll be actively tracking all the news and notes from the portal here

College football transfer portal tracker: Latest entries, player rankings, biggest transactions for 2026

Follow along for updates on the biggest news of the 2026 transfer portal cycle.

Ranking the best players in the college football transfer portal

After weeks of anticipation and early announcements, the NCAA transfer portal is now officially open for college football players.

The offseason transfer portal window for FBS and FCS players opened at midnight ET on Jan. 2 and extends through Jan. 16. There's no spring transfer period this year, so teams have one big chance to get their rosters right for 2026.

Which players are emerging as the most coveted and poised to make a major impact next season? Here are ESPN's rankings of the top players in the portal, along with scouting reports provided by Steve Muench and Tom Luginbill.

We'll update these rankings frequently throughout January as more high-profile players enter the portal and make commitments. These rankings are based on production, experience, potential, demand and feedback from coaches and general managers throughout the sport.

Oregon TE Kade Caton declares for transfer portal

Oregon Ducks walk-on tight end Kade Caton announced for the NCAA Transfer Portal as the official window opened

Jay Harris and Daylen Austen and Kyler Kasper

All supposedly stepping into the vortex.

Let the madness begin. This is a great link for anyone who wants to follow the chaos:

https://www.on3.com/transfer-portal/wire/football/

Interesting note, Dante Dowdell has entered the portal again. He is leaving Kentucky.

Edited Saturday at 04:42 PM1 day by Ktmguy2018

Portal toll rises as Ducks lose 12 players ahead of Peach Bowl

After one day 12 Oregon players have entered the Transfer Portal or announced plans to enter it, a sad reality of poor planning and mismanagement by the NCAA.

Autzen Zoo

Portal toll rises as Ducks lose 12 players ahead of Peach...

After one day 12 Oregon players have entered the Transfer Portal or announced plans to enter it, a sad reality of poor planning and mismanagement by the NCAA.

CBS Sports has an early look at portal winners and losers. EARLY is the word.

Makhi may be back in town, but not in Eugene.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-transfer-portal-day-1-winners-losers-2026/

Hughes to the portal today. He had such great stats at Tulane, it would be interesting to know more about why Oregon did not turn out to be a good fit for him.