Pittsburgh Transfer Portal Tracker: All players who entered the portal after 2024 regular season

After an up-and-down season, Pittsburgh has been very active in the transfer portal. The Panthers started the year 7-0, but then lost their last five games. They're preparing for a bowl showdown with Toledo, but also for a fair number of players exiting the program. Here's a rundown on those who have entered the portal.

Pittsburgh Transfer Portal Tracker: All players who entered the portal

Receiver Daejon Reynolds was a contributor who could be headed elsewhere in the transfer portal. (Photo Credit: IMAGN)

Jordan Bass, LB

A four-star recruit from Virginia, Bass saw action in two seasons with the Panthers. He totalled 25 tackles with six tackles for loss across both years. Bass will have two remaining seasons of eligibility.

Ty Dieffenbach, QB

He spent two seasons around the program, but never saw game action. Dieffenbach's social media posts claim that he has four remaining seasons of eligibility, but based on him spending two seasons at Pitt, that seems inaccurate. In any case, he's got at least three years to play.

Thomas Aden, OL

A walk-on lineman who spent three seasons around the program, Aden did not see any game action in 2022 or 2023. He played a handful of snaps in 2024 and has already announced his transfer to Kent State. He'll have two seasons to play there.

Montravius Lloyd, RB

A three-star recruit from Florida, Lloyd played in just one game in two seasons at Pitt. His one game came in 2023, when he had five carries for 20 yards and hauled in a seven-yard reception. Lloyd will have three remaining seasons of eligibility.

David Ojiegbe, Edge

Ojiegbe was a transfer from Clemson already. He played in just two games as a freshman there and saw action in 10 games this season with Pittsburgh. Ojiegbe had just five tackles with a sack. He'll have three remaining seasons of eligibility at his next stop.

Jarmeiah Anglin Jr., S

Anglin has now spent a season at Kentucky and one at Pitt without seeing any game action. He did have an ACL injury in between those two seasons, and will have three remaining seasons of athletic availability moving forward.

Lamar Seymore, WR

A three-star recruit from Florida, Seymore played in just one game in each of the past two seasons with the Panthers. His five-yard reception in 2024 is the only catch of his career to date. He'll have three more years to play once he finds a portal landing spot.

Elliot Donald, DL

Donald has spent four seasons at Pitt, but has never made much of an impact. All total, he has 12 tackles with two tackles for loss across his career. He had six tackles and one of his TFLs this year with the Panthers. He's got a single year left to play.

Nate Yarnell, QB

A 6-foot-6 passer from Texas, Yarnell played sparingly in three seasons at Pitt. Injuries got him most of his time in 2024, as he threw for 1,056 yards, 10 touchdowns and five interceptions. For his career, Yarnell has passed for 1,846 yards and 15 touchdowns. He has two remaining seasons of eligibility.

Daejon Reynolds, WR

An intruging recruit who was picked a three-star by some services and a four-star by others, Reynolds has shown flashes of big play skills. In two years at Florida and two at Pitt, he's cobbled together a total of 55 catches for 744 yards and three touchdowns. His best year was 2023, when he caught 28 passes for 316 yards. Reynolds will have a single season of eligibility ahead.

Nahki Johnson, Edge

In four seasons at Pitt, Johnson has seen minimal action. That said, 14 of his 23 career tackles came in 2024, as did one of his three career tackles for loss. A four-star recruit, he'll chase his potential in his one remaining season at Tulsa.

Noah Biglow, CB

Over four seasons, Biglow has a total of five tackles. He also did break up a pass back in 2021. Biglow has a single season of remaining eligibility.

Terrence Moore, OL

A veteran of 39 games in four years at Pittsburgh, Moore has made 10 starts and can play both center and guard. He redshirted after four games played in 2021 and thus will have a remaining season of eligibility in the portal.

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