The Michigan football roster is under construction, with several Wolverines leaving via the transfer portal or opting out of the bowl game to prepare for the NFL draft. We discuss the latest departures and what it means for Michigan in its bowl game against Alabama.

Another Wolverine has reportedly entered the transfer portal as the 2025 roster continues to take shape. After two seasons in Ann Arbor, kicker Adam Samaha has entered his name into the transfer portal.

Cabana has not played any meaningful snaps in his Michigan career. Despite having been on the roster for two years, he’ll have at least three years of eligibility with the Gophers and could potentially receive four, depending on if he looks to seek to reclaim one of the years with a medical redshirt.

Dominoes are starting to fall for Michigan’s football program as the offseason begins. Head coach Sherrone Moore has found Kirk Campbell’s replacement as offensive coordinator, hiring Chip Lindsey, who held the same role for North Carolina the past two seasons.

Michigan football got something of a two-for-one special with its second and third transfer portal commitments of the 2025 cycle. The Wolverines had previously only brought in one transfer portal commit in former Indiana wide receiver Donaven McCulley -- who had