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Oklahomas offensive line bolstered with three transfers, including four-star recruit Peyton Joseph from Georgia Tech, aiming to enhance protection and big play potential for the upcoming season.

KJ Daniels, a former Oklahoma wide receiver, is transferring to UAB after a season with no catches. The three-star recruit from Louisiana, standing at five-foot-nine and one hundred sixty-five pounds, found limited playing time in the SEC. He joins five other Oklahoma wide receivers in the transfer portal, with only Javonnie Gibson making an impact. Oklahoma still retains seven of its top nine receivers, including All-SEC standout Isaiah Sategna, who had a breakout season. The Sooners also secured commitments from high school prospects Taven Epps and Deven Robertson for the class of twenty twenty-seven.

Breaking News: Georgia Techs Peyton Joseph Commits to Oklahoma, Boosting Sooners Offensive Line

Oklahoma football coach Bill Bedenbaugh bolsters offensive line with commitment from six-foot-four, three-hundred-five-pound lineman Peyton Joseph, formerly of Georgia Tech. Joseph, a four-star recruit, brings upside and has three years of eligibility left. The Sooners, who lost several linemen to graduation and the transfer portal, now have more depth with Nitta and Harris, setting them up for future battles.

Oklahoma Sooners secure a significant transfer commitment from offensive lineman Peyton Joseph, a four-star recruit from Georgia Tech. Joseph, a true freshman with four years of eligibility, brings size and potential to the Sooners revamping offensive line.

Deven Robertson, a top-ranked defensive lineman from Oak Grove High School, has committed to Oklahoma, boosting their 2027 recruiting class and defensive front. Despite a tough playoff exit, the Sooners pull remains strong, with Robertsons size, production, and commitment making him an ideal fit for their aggressive style.

Oklahoma Sooners dominate NFL All-Pro teams, with Creed Humphrey and Trent Williams earning first and second team spots respectively. Lane Johnson, Nik Bonitto, Marvin Mims, Tress Way, James Winchester, CeeDee Lamb, and Jalen Redmond also received votes. Last season, Oklahoma had five All-Pros, showcasing the programs lasting impact on the league.