Oklahoma Sooners 2024 Top Transfer Portal Rankings Revealed

The Oklahoma Sooners are shaking things up in the transfer portal for the 2024 football season. A wave of new talent is enrolling, while a few players are heading out, and the team’s gearing up for what could be a wild ride.

Let’s take a look at the latest transfer portal position rankings. Who are the key players, and what kind of impact might they have for the Sooners next season?

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Quarterback Transfers: A New Era of Leadership

Quarterback is always a big deal, and Oklahoma’s not messing around. They’ve pulled in several QBs from the portal, each with their own style and background.

0.9100 QB – Enrolled
0.8500 QB – Enrolled
0.8300 QB – Enrolled
0.8700 QB – Enrolled
0.7000 QB – Enrolled

These guys will battle it out for the starting spot. It’s going to push everyone to step up, and honestly, it should make the whole offense better.

Running Backs: Strengthening the Ground Game

Oklahoma’s beefed up the running back room, too. Some high-rated backs are on campus now, ready to make their mark.

0.8900 RB – Enrolled
0.8800 RB – Enrolled
0.8800 RB – Enrolled
0.8600 RB – Enrolled

They bring speed, agility, and a bit of that bulldozer vibe. Breaking tackles, picking up yards—if you’re a fan of ground-and-pound football, you’ll want to keep an eye on these guys.

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Wide Receivers and Tight Ends: Expanding the Aerial Attack

The portal’s also delivered some fresh faces at wide receiver and tight end. Looks like the Sooners want to open up the playbook and give their QBs plenty of options.

Wide Receivers

0.9200 WR – Enrolled
0.8500 WR – Enrolled
0.8500 WR – Enrolled

Tight Ends

0.9000 TE – Enrolled
0.8700 TE – Enrolled
0.8700 TE – Enrolled
0.8400 TE – Enrolled
Transferred to Question Mark

With these new receivers and tight ends, the offense just got a lot more unpredictable. Defenses might have a tough time figuring out who to cover next season.

Offensive Line: Building a Wall

Let’s not forget the offensive line. Oklahoma’s added some real muscle up front, and that’s never a bad thing.

0.9500 OT – Enrolled
0.9000 OT – Enrolled
0.8900 IOL – Enrolled
0.8700 IOL – Enrolled
0.8700 OT – Enrolled
0.8700 IOL – Enrolled
0.8600 OT – Enrolled
0.8500 IOL – Enrolled
0.8500 OT – Enrolled
0.8400 OT – Committed

These linemen will help keep the quarterback upright and open up holes for the running backs. Honestly, you can’t win without a solid O-line, and this group looks ready to get to work.

Defensive Front: Fortifying the Defense

On defense, Oklahoma’s added some serious talent up front. The new faces on the defensive line and edge should give opposing offenses headaches.

0.9300 Edge – Enrolled
0.9100 DL – Enrolled
0.8600 DL – Enrolled
0.8500 Edge – Enrolled

Size, speed, technique—you name it, these guys bring it. Expect them to get after quarterbacks and clog up running lanes.

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Linebackers: Adding Versatility

The linebacker group’s getting a bit of a makeover, too. Some new players are stepping in, while a few are heading out.

0.8400 LB – Enrolled
Transferred to Question Mark

These linebackers will help out in coverage and against the run. It’s hard to say exactly how things will shake out, but the defense should have more options now.

Secondary: Locking Down the Field

The secondary’s crucial, especially in today’s pass-happy world. Oklahoma’s brought in some new defensive backs who look ready to compete.

0.8900 S – Enrolled
0.8900 CB – Enrolled
0.8800 S – Enrolled
0.8700 CB – Enrolled
0.8600 S – Enrolled
0.8400 CB – Enrolled
0.8600 CB – Enrolled

They’ll be asked to lock down receivers and help out in run support. If all goes well, this secondary could be a real strength for the Sooners.

Special Teams: The Unsung Heroes

Special teams usually get overlooked, but honestly, they can make or break a football team. The Sooners just brought in someone new for this unit.

0.7200 K – Enrolled

This kicker steps in to handle field goals, extra points, and kickoffs. That should give the special teams some much-needed consistency.

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