Michigan State Roster Player Ratings for EA Sports College Football 25 released
EA is teasing out the release of the much-anticipated college football video game with various tidbits and snippets of gameplay. But this week, with the game being available for early release, player ratings were released.
And that means a slew of Michigan State players found out their overall ratings. And beyond the top-line number, there’s plenty of sub-ratings like speed, strength, tackling and agility to quibble over as the weeks bleed into months with the new game.
Check out how the various Spartans fared with their ratings in the new edition of EA Sports College Football.
Michigan State EA Sports College Football 25 Player Ratings
C Tanner Miller – 87
TE Jack Velling – 87
RB Nathan Carter – 85
P Ryan Eckley – 82
FS Dillon Tatum – 82
ROLB Wayne Matthews III – 82
WR Montorie Foster Jr. – 82
QB Aidan Chiles – 81
FS Malik Spencer – 81
K Jonathan Kim – 81
CB Ed Woods – 80
CB Angelo Grose – 80
MLB Jordan Turner – 79
DL Khris Bogle – 78
CB Chance Rucker – 78
C Dallas Fincher – 78
DL Quindarius Dunnigan – 77
DL Jalen Thompson – 77
DL Ken Talley – 76
RT Ashton Lepo – 76
CB Charles Brantley – 76
CB Caleb Coley – 76
DT Maverick Hansen – 76
RT Stanton Ramil – 76
DL Avery Dunn – 76
TE Brennan Parachek – 75
DT D’Quan Douse – 75
SS Armorion Smith – 75
MLB Semaj Bridgeman – 75
WR Nick Marsh – 74
SS Khalil Majeed – 74
LG Kristian Phillips – 74
WR Alante Brown – 74
CB Ade Willie – 74
ROLB Darius Snow – 74
LG Luke Newman – 73
TE Tyneil Hopper – 73
RG Gavin Broscious – 73
QB Tommy Schuster – 73
MLB Aaron Alexander – 73
DT Alex VanSumeren – 73
C Cole Dellinger – 72
DE James Schott – 72
RB Brandon Tullis – 70
ROLB Brady Pretzlaff – 69
WR Jaelen Smith – 69
QB Alessio Milivojevic – 69
CB Angelo Grose – 68
RT Charlton Luniewski – 68
CB Justin Denson Jr. – 68
WR Aziah Johnson – 68
SS Brandon Lewis – 67
CB Jaylen Thompson – 67
QB Ryland Jessee – 67
C Charlton Luniewski – 67
ROLB Sam Edwards – 64
TE Kaden Schickel – 47
With plenty of new faces among the handful of returners in East Lansing, there will be plenty of ratings to iron out, argue about, and try to disprove on the field when the real games start come fall.