STARKVILLE — Mississippi State football went after the top non-quarterback in the transfer portal, but couldn't land Colorado offensive tackle Jordan Seaton. He would've easily been MSU's best transfer acquisition. Instead, he committed to LSU on Jan. 23. That leaves a non-obvious No. 1 player in Mississippi State's transfer class for the 2026 season. The class, which consists of 24 players, is ranked No. 35 nationally by 247Sports and No. 15 in the SEC. Here's our ranking of every single player in Mississippi State's transfer class based on how impactful they'll be in 2026. Quentin Taylor Jr., Iowa State CB Quentin Taylor Jr. made six starts in 2025 as a redshirt freshman and had 27...
