Here's a full list of all the targets, commits, and Ohio State Buckeye players who've entered the transfer portal.

As Ohio State gets set to take on the Tennessee Volunteers in the first round of the College Football Playoff, the team has learned it will lose another offensive lineman to the transfer portal. Zen Michalski will look for greener pastures but will remain with the team through its playoff run.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day discussed roster construction for its CFP matchup against Tennessee, with several players having announced their intentions of entering the transfer portal.

Ohio State has seen another player enter the transfer portal. This time it will be safety Jayden Bonsu . Bonsu is a former 3-star recruit hailing from the state of New Jersey. Bonsu came to Columbus in 2023 rated as the No. 39 safety in the class according to 247Sports.

Ohio State will be losing some elite talent this offseason to the NFL. They were expected to lose a lot of these guys last year, but a lot of guys came back after having a sour taste in their mouth after the 2023 season. The Buckeyes will need to reload in some areas, so here are a few guys they should be looking at.

Ohio State addressed a real need today by landing offensive tackle Phillip Daniels from the transfer portal. Daniels was the No. 4 rated tackle in the portal and has played the last two seasons at the University of Minnesota.

Former Minnesota offensive lineman Phillip Daniels is transferring to Ohio State. Daniels signed his paperwork with the school on Wednesday, becoming the Buckeyes’ first transfer portal pickup since the winter window opened last week and helping them address one of their biggest holes on the roster for next year.

As Ohio State football gears up for a potential College Football Playoff run, head coach Ryan Day has the challenge of overcoming the team’s recent transfer portal departures. Among them on Friday, offensive lineman Zenuae Michalski has decided to play elsewhere in 2025.