The transfer portal has officially been open for a week and a half. Tennessee football has landed 10 commitments to date including from six defenders, two offensive players and two special teams players.
Seven of the 10 players were starters at their last stop while two others were young players who could step into starting roles next season at Tennessee.
What is Tennessee getting in its transfer portal haul? Here’s how the 10 players graded out during the 2025 season according to PFF.
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Chaz Coleman, Penn State LEO
- 81.1 grade
- 150 total snaps
- Would have been second highest LEO grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the fourth most snaps amongst Tennessee LEOs last season
Amare Campbell, Penn State Linebacker
- 70.8 grade
- 760 total snaps
- Would have been second highest inside linebacker grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the most snaps amongst Tennessee inside linebackers last season
Kayin Lee, Auburn Cornerback
- 62.7 grade
- 582 total snaps
- Would have been fourth highest cornerback grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the third most snaps amongst Tennessee LEOs last season
Qua Moss, Kansas State Nickelback
- 68.2 grade
- 513 total snaps
- Would have been second highest STAR grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the second most snaps amongst Tennessee STARs last season
Ory Williams, LSU Offensive Tackle
- 57.7 grade
- 150 total snaps
- Would have been fifth highest offensive grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the fourth most snaps amongst Tennessee offensive tackles last season
Gavin Freeman, Oklahoma State Receiver
- 66.0 grade
- 433 total snaps
- Would have been seventh highest receiver grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the fourth most snaps amongst Tennessee receivers last season
Xavier Gilliam, Penn State Defensive Tackle
- 62.0 grade
- 409 total snaps
- Would have been third highest defensive tackle grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the second most snaps amongst Tennessee defensive tackles last season
Dejuan Lane, Penn State Safety
- 71.0 grade
- 290 total snaps
- Would have been the highest safety grade on Tennessee’s roster
- Would have been the fourth most snaps amongst Tennessee safeties last season
Blake Howard, Eastern Kentucky Long Snapper
- 81.3 grade
- 73 total snaps
- Would have been highest long snapper grade
Cooper Ranvier, Louisville Kicker
- 89.1 grade
- 62 total snaps
- Would have been Tennessee’s highest kicker grade
