Former TCU center Coltin Deery enters the college football transfer portal

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Former TCU center Coltin Deery enters the college football transfer portal
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Former Texas Christian University starting center Coltin Deery has entered the college football transfer portal after failing to secure a permanent spot on an NFL roster. Deery participated in a rookie minicamp with the New York Giants in May but did not sign a professional contract. A three-year collegiate starter, he previously played for Maryland before moving to TCU. During the 2025 season, he started 12 games as the primary center for a Horned Frogs team that finished with a 9-4 record. Deery will now look for a new program to play his final season of college eligibility. His decision follows a growing trend of players returning to the college level to pursue potential name, image, and likeness opportunities rather than remaining on NFL practice squads.

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  • Coltin Deery spent three seasons as a starter for the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs.
  • Deery participated in a New York Giants rookie minicamp earlier this year.
  • He previously played for the Maryland Terrapins before transferring to Texas Christian University.
  • The center plans to play one final season of college football at a new program.
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  • 6:20 AMYahoo SportsFormer TCU Starting Center Makes Decision About Immediate Plans
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For the latest notable player to pursue a return to college football after failing to make an NFL roster, former TCU center Coltin Deery has entered the transfer portal.As first reported by Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports, Deery will now look to find a new college program to play one extra season. Though Deery never […] The post Former TCU Starting Center Makes Decision About Immediate Plans appeared first on HEAVY.

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