The Michigan football offensive line isn't quite as deep as it's been in recent years, but Amir Herring has decided he will seek other options.

Herring marks the third Michigan player to enter the NCAA transfer portal over the past two days. Former four-star linebacker Jeremiah Beasley and defensive back DJ Waller Jr. both entered their names into the portal this week.

Michigan football had been somewhat immune to departures via the transfer portal prior to spring ball, but there has been a small exodus happening at the conclusions of the early practice period. Firs

Two more Michigan football players have signaled plans to transfer, including a freshman linebacker who’s been on campus for less than four months. Jeremiah Beasley and redshirt freshman offensive lineman Amir Herring both entered their names into the NCAA transfer portal on Thursday,

Michigan linebacker Jeremiah Beasley has reportedly entered the NCAA transfer portal. On3's Hayes Fawcett first reported the news. Beasley will have four years of eligibility remaining after redshirting his true freshman season. He did not see any action for the Wolverines in 2023.

Another unexpected entry for Michigan football has been made into the transfer portal. A day after projected starting cornerback DJ Waller, a former three-star from Youngstown, Ohio, entered the transfer portal,

Florida Gators defensive back Ethan Pouncey announced on Thursday his entrance into the NCAA transfer portal after spending four years in Gainesville. The 6-foot, 169-pound pass-catcher arrived in the Swamp alongside his brother Jordan — who transferred from the Texas Longhorns — in 2020.

The latest loss is Malcolm Jones, a former 3-star defensive back who MSU was able to flip from Virginia Tech originally. MSU DB Malcom Jones has entered the transfer portal, per a team spokesman. Contact/Follow us @ The SpartansWire on Twitter,