Michigan Wolverines QB Bryce Underwood reacts after a teammate enters the NCAA transfer portal following Sherrone Moore’s firing.

Following Sherrone Moore’s exit, Jedd Fisch was rumored for Michigan, yet he indirectly rejected the possibility.

As first reported by On3 on Tuesday morning, Michigan quarterback Jadyn Davis plans to enter the transfer portal once it opens on Jan. 2. NEW: Michigan QB Jadyn Davis plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, @PeteNakos reports. https://t.co/OCQF8veYJg pic.twitter.com/piv2WR2zYB

The NCAA transfer portal will be open Jan. 2 through Jan. 16, 2026. Michigan quarterback Jadyn Davis, a former Tennessee recruiting target, plans to enter the transfer portal, according to Pete Nakos of On3.

Here's what to know on the transfer portal rules and dates for Michigan football players following Sherrone Moore's firing by the university.

Michigan quarterback Jadyn Davis intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Davis, a former five-star recruit, served as the primary backup quarterback in 2025. He will have three years of eligibility remaining at his next school. Davis attempted two passes this season, resulting in one interception and one incompletion.

After Sherrone Moore’s firing over the Paige Shiver controversy, RJ Young accuses Michigan and its coaches of betraying athletes.

Michigan football players are now subject to different transfer rules from the NCAA following the firing of coach Sherrone Moore.

The latest is Michigan coach Sherrone Moore being fired “with cause” for what the university called an “inappropriate” relationship with a staffer. He then was arrested for going to the home of the staff member. Moore already had received a suspension for his part in the signal-stealing scandal and also in some recruiting violations.