College football's top transfers reshape programs ahead of 2026 season
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026

As college football approaches the 2026 season, several notable player transfers are set to make significant impacts on their new teams. Quarterback Darian Mensah moves from Duke to Miami, aiming to enhance the Hurricanes' championship hopes. Michigan adds edge rusher John Henry Daley from Utah to strengthen their defense. Georgia Tech has welcomed running back Justice Haynes from Michigan, while North Carolina anticipates the potential of quarterback Billy Edwards Jr., previously with Wisconsin. These transfers illustrate the ongoing trend of reshaping rosters through the transfer portal, resulting in new opportunistic dynamics across the league.
- •Darian Mensah joins Miami from Duke, boosting their QB depth.
- •John Henry Daley transfers to Michigan, enhancing their defensive line.
- •Justice Haynes, formerly of Michigan, is expected to lead Georgia Tech's offense.
- •Billy Edwards Jr. aims to revive North Carolina's struggling team.
- •The transfer portal continues to alter the competitive in college football.
- 3:01 PMCBS Sports — Where are they now? College football's 10 most fascinating transfers ahead of the 2026 season
"A talented collection of playmakers is set to make big splashes with their new programs
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