Outside of recruiting high school talent, the transfer portal in EA Sports College Football 25 is the easiest way to improve your team. Available at the end of each season, the transfer portal reveals which players from other teams are eligible and interested in moving schools. To land them, you'll need to fit their list of wants and needs while pitching what makes your school great.

Remember, not every transfer portal will look the same in EA Sports College Football 25. Sometimes, teams and players perform better in one simulation than they do in another. If you see any of these players on your list of needed areas, jump on them. We will focus on younger players so you can help build your dynasty in the long term. Let's dive in.

HB Dejaun Williams - Maryland (Freshman)

Maryland sophomore Roy Hemby is a top-tier running back, but he seldom appears in the transfer portal. Instead, consider freshman Dejaun Williams, a hidden gem. With 92 speed, 93 agility, and 96 acceleration, Williams is an ideal halfback to build your dynasty around.

HB Makhi Hughs - Tulane (Sophomore)

Makhi Hughs from Tulane is a standout talent who might consider transferring despite his team's cool uniforms. As a sophomore with a 90 overall rating and strong abilities in breaking tackles, Hughs is a valuable asset. His physical traits, including 360, Side Step, and Shifty, make him a formidable player on the field.

WR Tennel Bryant - Arkansas State (Sophomore)

Arkansas State has a surplus of wide receivers, making sophomore Tennel Bryant a potential transfer target. Although his overall rating is 60, Bryant shows promise with a 96 change of direction and 93 agility, making him a perfect candidate for the slot position.

TE Ty Washington - Arkansas (Sophomore)

Tight ends who can catch are game-changers in EA Sports College Football 25, and sophomore Ty Washington from Arkansas is one such player. Despite an 82 overall rating, Washington excels in short and medium routes, with a spectacular catch rating of 90. With proper development, he could become a Travis Kelce-like threat.

RG Taran Tyo - Ball State (Sophomore)

Sophomore lineman Taran Tyo from Ball State, the second-best player on his team with an 82 overall rating, might be looking for greener pastures. His impressive 97 strength makes him a standout on both offense and defense.

LG Eyitayo Omotinugbon - Boise State (Freshman)

Freshman Eyitayo Omotinugbon from Boise State might be under your radar, but his potential is immense. Despite being last on the depth chart, his 96 strength and 95 stamina suggest he could become a powerful and enduring left guard with enough playing time.

QB Rickie Van Buren - UAB (Sophomore)

If you're struggling against top teams, consider sophomore quarterback Rickie Van Buren from UAB. With a 96-throw power, Van Buren can deliver strong and accurate passes, making him a valuable field general for your team.

QB Hauss Hejny - TCU (Freshman)

Freshman Hauss Hejny from TCU is a mobile quarterback with good throwing abilities. His 91 speed and 88 throw on the run, combined with an 88 throw power, make him a versatile option for escaping pressure and making big plays.

C Frankie Richardson - Coastal Carolina (Sophomore)

Sophomore center Frankie Richardson from Coastal Carolina might not impress at first glance with a 69 overall rating, but his 91 impact blocking, 86 strength, and 90 toughness make him a hidden gem for any team.

WR Jace Wilson - UTSA (Sophomore)

Speed is crucial for wide receivers in EA Sports College Football 25, and sophomore Jace Wilson from UTSA has it in spades. With a 94 spectacular catch rating and strong speed and acceleration stats, Wilson is a reliable target for deep routes and quick passes.

DT David Anderson - Duke (Freshman)

Freshman defensive tackle David Anderson from Duke is a powerhouse with a 97-strength rating. His ability to fill gaps and stop the run makes him a valuable addition to any defensive line.

DT Elunneus Davis - Washington (Freshman)

Freshman Elunneus Davis from Washington is not only strong but also a great power rusher. His 97 strength and Grip Breaker's physical ability make him a formidable force in the trenches.

SS Kenzy Paul - Duke (Sophomore)

Sophomore strong safety Kenzy Paul from Duke might have a low overall rating of 69, but his 89 pursuit and 86 acceleration make him a potential deep-threat ball hawker with proper development.

RE LeQuan Miller - North Texas (Freshman)

Freshman LeQuan Miller from North Texas is an edge rusher with 87 hit power and 86 pursuit. With development, he could become a significant threat to opposing offensive lines.

LE Donovan Westmoreland - Kennesaw State (Sophomore)

Sophomore Donovan Westmoreland from Kennesaw State is already the best-rated player on his team. As a speed rusher with 85 hit power, 85 finesse move, and9 acceleration, Westmoreland is a tough opponent to evade.

LOLB Ca'lub Holloway - Sam Houston (Sophomore)

Sophomore power rusher Ca'lub Holloway from Sam Houston combines power and movement effectively. His 88 acceleration and 83 hit power make him a formidable presence in the middle for both run and pass protection.

MLB Javante Mackey - Memphis (Sophomore)

Sophomore middle linebacker Javante Mackey from Memphis shows leadership potential with 87 awareness, 85 acceleration, and 88 tackles. His Wrap-up physical trait ensures that once he grabs a player, they aren't escaping.

ROLB Tate Romney - Arizona State (Sophomore)

Just like with Madden, trying to throw across the middle of the field in EA Sports College Football 25 is a risky move. Romney's agility and field awareness make him a solid addition to any defensive lineup.

In addition to scouting the best players, accumulating College Football 25 Coins can greatly enhance your team's potential. These coins allow you to unlock special training sessions, purchase essential gear, and even recruit top-tier coaches. Be sure to engage in various in-game activities, complete challenges, and participate in season events to maximize your coin collection. This currency is essential for building a powerhouse team and maintaining a competitive edge throughout the season.

MMOexp College Football 25 Team