Who won the offseason? National and conference boards for the transfer portal, returning production, NFL exits, and roster talent — every FBS team ranked heading into 2026. Tap a team for the full file.
Who won the portal? Net impact = arrivals scored minus departures scored.
The rosters bringing back the most from last season.
Most talent sent to the NFL — and now to replace.
Composite recruiting talent on hand entering 2026.
Fewest returners — the rebuild jobs of the offseason.
Each arc is a portal pipeline of 2+ players between two of the 16 busiest FBS programs this cycle; the arrow points to where they landed. Dot size = total portal traffic.
Every 2026 FBS transfer mapped to the state they grew up in. The deepest wells: Texas (400), Florida (354), Georgia (292). Darker = more players who entered the portal call that state home.
Who won the portal in the Big Ten this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Big Ten.
Who won the portal in the ACC this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the ACC.
Who won the portal in the Big 12 this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Big 12.
Who won the portal in the SEC this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the SEC.
Who won the portal in the American Athletic this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the American Athletic.
Who won the portal in the Sun Belt this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Sun Belt.
Who won the portal in the Mid-American this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Mid-American.
Who won the portal in the Conference USA this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Conference USA.
Who won the portal in the Mountain West this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Mountain West.
Who won the portal in the Pac-12 this cycle? Arrivals minus departures.
Most production back in the Pac-12.