Former Michigan QB Alex Orji transfers to UNLV after national championship season. The dual-threat quarterback brings two years of eligibility to Dan Mullen's program.

Though not a household name, Michigan managed to reel in UMass wide receiver Anthony Simpson who will come in as a grad transfer. Simpson only appeared in two games in 2024 but had 57 catches for 792 yards in 2023, showing he could be a leading wideout when tasked and healthy.

The 5-foot-11, 180-pounder is the second receiver Michigan has landed in the transfer portal this cycle, joining Indiana’s Donaven McCulley. He also is the 12th portal addition overall.

Former Michigan quarterback Alex Orji has committed to UNLV, he told ESPN's Pete Thamel. He has two seasons of college eligibility remaining. One of

It was starting to look doom and gloom for Michigan regarding it getting a second transfer portal wide receiver. The Wolverines missed out on guys like Skyler B

Dan Mullen added a second veteran quarterback on Saturday as Michigan transfer Alex Orji committed to UNLV. Orji is a 6-foot-3, 235-pound senior who comes to the Scarlet and Gray with two years of eligibility remaining.

Former Michigan quarterback Alex Orji had originally scheduled a visit to Temple but never made it. Instead, Orji took an unexpected visit to UNLV, which turned out to be a game-changer. By Saturday evening,

Michigan football watched Alex Orji go from starting quarterback to portal entry. The Wolverines now will watch him pursue the starting job at UNLV. The former starting QB is joining the Rebels, he told Hayes Fawcett of On3.

Former Michigan Wolverines quarterback Alex Orji entered the transfer portal after his junior season in Ann Arbor, and he's finally announced where he'll be playing for his senior season. The dual-threat quarterback has reportedly committed to play for UNLV in 2025,