Every Michigan football player's rating in EA Sports College Football 25

The Michigan Wolverines have been featured prominently in the marketing for EA Sports College Football 25, which officially released this week with the deluxe edition dropping on Monday afternoon. This gave the world its first look at U-M’s players in the game and what the development team rated them.

There are a handful of players, including some potential starters, who either did not opt into the game or are not currently included as of release week. Roster updates could come in the coming weeks and months, which could allow for more to be included.

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Players that opted in received a $600 payout and a copy of the game for themselves to play.

Michigan junior cornerback Will Johnson is the top-ranked player in the new EA Sports College Football 25 video game at 96 overall, while four other Wolverines are top-100 players in the game with defensive tackle Mason Graham (95 overall) at No. 8, tight end Colston Loveland (92 overall) at No. 33, cover athlete and running back Donovan Edwards (91 overall) at No. 49 and defensive tackle Kenneth Grant (91 overall) at No. 55.

The full worldwide release of the standard edition of the game drops on Friday, July 19. CFB 25, which is the first game in EA Sports’ series since Denard Robinson graced the cover of NCAA Football 14, is only available on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S systems. The deluxe edition is digital only and retails for $99.99 with additional perks, including early access, while the standard edition is set at $69.99.

Below is the full list of Michigan players in the game and what EA Sports rated them. Game-generated players are filling the gaps for those who did not opt in, but we do not include them in this rundown.

QUARTERBACKS
Alex Orji – 78 overall
Davis Warren – 77 overall
Jack Tuttle – 76 overall
Jayden Denegal – 74 overall

RUNNING BACKS
Donovan Edwards – 91 overall
Kalel Mullings – 81 overall
Benjamin Hall – 76 overall
Cole Cabana – 74 overall

FULLBACK
Max Bredeson – 79 overall

WIDE RECEIVER
Semaj Morgan – 80 overall
Tyler Morris – 78 overall
Fred Moore – 76 overall
Peyton O’Leary – 72 overall
Kendrick Bell – 68 overall
I’Marion Stewart – 67 overall

TIGHT END
Colston Loveland – 92 overall
Marlin Klein – 72 overall
Brady Preiskorn – 72 overall
Hogan Hansen – 70 overall
Zach Marshall – 70 overall
William Wagner (LS) – 50 overall

OFFENSIVE LINE
Josh Priebe – 85 overall
Myles Hinton – 83 overall
Andrew Gentry – 82 overall
Greg Crippen – 79 overall
Raheem Anderson – 78 overall
Jeffrey Persi – 76 overall
Blake Frazier – 76 overall
Dominick Giudice – 75 overall
Tristan Bounds – 74 overall
Nathan Efobi – 73 overall
Connor Jones – 72 overall
Evan Link – 72 overall
Luke Hamilton – 71 overall
Jake Guarnera – 69 overall

DEFENSIVE END
Josaiah Stewart – 87 overall
Derrick Moore – 80 overall
Enow Etta – 79 overall
Lugard Edokpayi – 75 overall
Kechaun Bennett – 74 overall
Cam Bradnt – 73 overall
TJ Guy – 73 overall
Devon Baxter – 72 overall
Dominic Nichols – 69 overall
Ted Hammond – 69 overall

DEFENSIVE TACKLE
Mason Graham – 95 overall
Kenneth Grant – 91 overall
Rayshaun Benny – 82 overall
Trey Pierce – 70 overall

LINEBACKERS
Jaishawn Barham – 87 overall
Ernest Hausmann – 83 overall
Jimmy Rolder – 74 overall
Micah Pollard – 73 overall
Mason Curtis – 71 overall
Cole Sullivan – 68 overall

CORNERBACKS
Will Johnson – 96 overall
Ja’Den McBurrows – 80 overall
Kody Jones – 77 overall
Jo’Ziah Edmond – 75 overall
Keshaun Harris – 75 overall
Myles Pollard – 73 overall
Ricky Johnson – 71 overall

SAFETIES
Rod Moore – 89 overall
Makari Paige – 85 overall
Jaden Mangham – 81 overall
Zeke Berry – 80 overall
Brandyn Hillman – 79 overall
Jacob Oden – 71 overall

KICKERS
Dominic Zvada – 77 overall
Adam Samaha – 64 overall

PUNTERS
Tommy Doman – 84 overall

Michigan players not currently in EA Sports College Football 25

QUARTERBACK
• Freshman Jadyn Davis

RUNNING BACK
• Senior Tavierre Dunlap
• Freshman Micah Ka’apana
• Freshman Jordan Marshall

WIDE RECEIVER
• Graduate C.J. Charleston
• Junior Amorion Walker
• Freshman Channing Goodwin

TIGHT END
• Sophomore Deakon Tonielli

OFFENSIVE TACKLE
• Freshman Ben Roebuck
• Freshman Andrew Sprague

GUARD
• Senior Giovanni El-Hadi

EDGE
• Sophomore Breeon Ishmail
• Sophomore Aymeric Koumba

DEFENSIVE TACKLE
• Senior Ike Iwunnah
• Junior Alessandro Lorenzetti
• Sophomore Brooks Bahr
• Freshman Manuel Biegel
• Freshman Deyvid Palepale
• Freshman Owen Wafle

LINEBACKER
• Senior Jaydon Hood
• Freshman Zach Ludwig

CORNERBACK
• Graduate Aamir Hall
• Graduate Wesley Walker
• Sophomore Jyaire Hill
• Freshman Jeremiah Lowe

SAFETY
• Graduate Quentin Johnson
• Graduate Wesley Walker