Oregon State football’s transfer total hit double-digits on Tuesday, with six new names set to depart Corvallis
Oregon State football’s transfer total hit double-digits on Tuesday, with six new names set to depart Corvallis.
Two offensive lineman, Ryan Berger and Dylan Sikorski, are joined by an ever-growing list of Beavers looking for new homes this offseason. Defensive back Amarion York, pass-rushers Zakiah Saez and Shamar Miekle and receiver Taz Reddicks are also on the move, per reports.
The six join tight end Riley Williams, quarterback Kallen Gutridge, defensive back Conrad Hussey and defensive lineman JoJo Johnson as those set to enter the portal.
Ryan Berger, OL, RS-So
Berger, a native of Hillsboro, appeared in nine games and started seven for the Beavers as a redshirt-sophomore. His starts — against Fresno State, Texas Tech, Lafayette, Washington State (twice), Sam Houston and Lafayette — came at three different positions. Berger exclusively played on the offensive line’s interior, but logged snaps at all three positions. He played the most at left guard (270 snaps), while filling in occasionally at right guard (170) and moonlighting at center (77).
The Pac-12 named Berger, who allowed only one sack in 2025, the two-team conference’s top offensive lineman. He’ll have two seasons of eligibility remaining.
Dylan Sikorski, OL, RS-Fr
Like Berger, Sikorski played exclusively on the offensive-line’s interior. He, however, had permanent residence at the left guard position, playing all 444 snaps there in 2025. Sikorski started six games and appeared in 10 for Oregon State, earning a 63.2 grade from Pro Football Focus.
He’ll have three years of eligibility remaining.
Amarion York, DB, RS-Jr
Defensive back Amarion York announced his own transfer Wednesday, Dec. 17. He did not appear in a game for Oregon State and, on Oct. 9, was removed from Oregon State’s digital roster. As a junior in 2024, York played in four games and blocked a punt in a week two win over San Diego State.
He’ll have two years of eligibility remaining.
Taz Reddicks, WR, RS-So
Redshirt-sophomore receiver Taz Reddicks elected to enter the portal Tuesday, according to 247Sports’ Chris Hummer. Reddicks, a Florida native, started three games and played in 10 for Oregon State in 2025. He caught 30 passes for 391 yards, ranking third in both categories for the Beavers.
In a week two loss to Fresno State, Reddicks had the best game of his career. The receiver hauled in 11 balls for 158 yards, over a third of his season-long production. Reddicks did not play in Oregon State’s final two games, losses to Tulsa and Washington State.
He’ll have two years of eligibility remaining.
Zakaih Saez, EDGE, RS-So
Redshirt-sophomore pass rusher Zakaih Saez announced his intention to transfer Tuesday morning on social media.
“After these past few years, I’ve decided to enter the transfer portal,” Saez wrote. “This wasn’t an easy decision, as Oregon State truly feels like home. The teammates I’ve played with are family and the bond we built will always mean a lot… With that, I’m ready to take my next step and begin a new chapter in my journey. I leave with nothing but respect and gratitude for Oregon State and everyone who made this experience special.”
Saez appeared in nine games for the Beavers in 2025. He logged one sack and 13 tackles after posting 24 tackles and a pick-six for Oregon State in 2024. He’ll have two years of eligibility remaining.
Shamar Meikle, EDGE, Sophomore
True sophomore pass rusher Shamar Meikle was one of few Beavers in 2024 to play extensively as a true freshman. He appeared in 10 games as a freshman and 11 more during his 2025 sophomore season. His two sacks in 2025 tied him for Oregon State’s team-high, along with defensive end Takari Hickle and interior-lineman Jacob Schuster.
He’ll have two years of eligibility, as well as the option to use a redshirt, remaining.
