EA Sports College Football 25 Player Ratings: Projecting the Overall Ratings for Every Starting Quarterback

The game releases in over a month, but take a look at the early EA Sports College Football 25 Player Ratings Predictions for every quarterback that should see action in 2024.

By Cam Mellor

July 10, 2024

The game is over a month from being released, but with their recent gameplay trailer release, it was only a matter of time before we released our EA Sports College Football 25-player rating projections. First up, as always, the quarterback projections for this year’s edition of the popular college football video game.

EA Sports College Football 25 QB Rating Projections

Much like the game itself, I’m back. As promised in our original piece below, we’re looking at just how close we got to the actual rankings from College Football 25, now that EA has released the top 100 players in the game.

Here’s how EA Sports ranked their top overall quarterbacks:

Shedeur Sanders, Colorado (Overall: 93)
Carson Beck, Georgia (Overall: 93)
Quinn Ewers, Texas (Overall: 92)
Dillon Gabriel, Oregon (Overall: 92)
Jalen Milroe, Alabama (Overall: 90)
Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss (Overall: 90)
Jalon Daniels, Kansas (Overall: 90)
Kaidon Salter, Liberty (Overall: 90)

And in a further update — EA’s game release went as planned and we have all the QB ratings in one place. Every. Single. Quarterback. Rating.

Right here: Every QB Rating in EA Sports College Football 25

And here’s how each of those quarterbacks ranked on our system that we outlined earlier this summer.

Sanders: 14th
Beck: 1st
Ewers: 6th
Gabriel: 4th
Milroe: 5th
Dart: 2nd
Daniels: 8th
Salter: 7th

It’s safe to say we’re pretty aligned on seven of the top quarterbacks in the game, with the very shocking decision to rank Sanders as the top quarterback in the game/country. Now, back to how we got there in the first place, with all 155 quarterbacks ranked below:

First thing first, let’s get to how we accomplished this massive undertaking. After years of playing the game — yes, I own a copy and have played extensively through every single NCAA (or Bill Walsh College Football) game that EA Sports has ever created so — I am uniquely qualified to produce such a list, I think.

But that’s not the whole reasoning behind this. With the help of the new gameplay included in EA Sports College Football 25, we took a stab at using the CFN QB Rankings system, each quarterback’s individual traits, and proven track record on the field to combine into a proprietary formula that then spit out an overall ranking for each quarterback.

Below, we have the first-ever rating prediction for every college football quarterback that should or could see action this fall for all 134 FBS teams. Using a mix of all quarterback metrics and including, but not limiting ourselves to, the new CampusIQ feature, throw power, throw accuracy, athleticism skills, and much more, the CFN Rating Projections take a look at just who the top players could be when the game is released.

While the list will be below, thanks to popular demand, we’re shedding a bit more light on the ratings behind our projections. Included in the table below are specific metrics that weighed heavily on the quarterback projections, so fans can get a good glimpse of just which quarterbacks they can expect to see dominating their dynasties or ultimate team collections.

The factors that were weighted most for quarterbacks are as follows:

Throw Power
Throw Accuracy
Awareness
Speed (which factored into a total athleticism grade)

Again, these were not the end-all, be-all for the quarterback projections, but they certainly helped shape the pack. The table below is best viewed in layout mode on mobile, and you can click on the quarterback’s name to show each of their specific projected ratings.

Rank	Player	School	Overall	Conference	Awareness	Speed	Throw Power	Throw Accuracy
1	Carson Beck	Georgia	98	SEC	97	72	94	98
2	Jaxson Dart	Ole Miss	97	SEC	96	74	96	98
3	Brady Cook	Missouri	96	SEC	95	72	95	97
4	Dillon Gabriel	Oregon	95	B1G	95	72	94	92
5	Jalen Milroe	Alabama	95	SEC	90	90	98	85
6	Quinn Ewers	Texas	94	SEC	90	80	97	89
7	Kaidon Salter	Liberty	94	CUSA	90	90	92	90
8	Jalon Daniels	Kansas	93	Big 12	92	83	90	92
9	Noah Fifita	Arizona	92	Big 12	89	80	93	94
10	Grayson McCall	NC State	92	ACC	87	74	85	97
11	KJ Jefferson	UCF	92	Big 12	91	82	94	84
12	Mikey Keene	Fresno State	92	MWC	91	79	90	89
13	Seth Henigan	Memphis	92	AAC	93	71	86	90
14	Shedeur Sanders	Colorado	91	Big 12	88	74	94	90
15	Donovan Smith	Houston	91	Big 12	92	88	85	86
16	Drew Allar	Penn State	91	B1G	88	78	87	92
17	Cam Rising	Utah	91	Big 12	92	78	80	90
18	Garrett Nussmeier	LSU	91	SEC	89	71	95	88
19	DJ Uiagalelei	Florida State	90	ACC	88	75	88	86
20	Will Howard	Ohio State	90	B1G	87	70	89	87
21	Dequan Finn	Baylor	90	Big 12	90	95	84	84
22	Conner Weigman	Texas A&M	90	SEC	90	70	85	90
23	Will Rogers	Washington	90	B1G	91	64	82	90
24	Riley Leonard	Notre Dame	89	Ind.	89	77	88	85
25	Haynes King	Georgia Tech	89	ACC	90	92	85	82
26	Cam Ward	Miami (FL)	89	ACC	85	79	90	86
27	Kurtis Rourke	Indiana	89	B1G	85	85	84	90
28	Rocco Becht	Iowa State	89	Big 12	89	76	89	82
29	Preston Stone	SMU	89	ACC	90	73	83	87
30	Jordan McCloud	Texas State	89	Sun Belt	89	80	80	90
31	Jayden Maiava	USC	89	B1G	86	82	88	88
32	Diego Pavia	Vanderbilt	89	SEC	90	79	85	80
33	Joey Aguilar	Appalachian State	88	Sun Belt	88	66	85	85
34	Brayden Schager	Hawaii	88	MWC	88	77	84	88
35	Alan Bowman	Oklahoma State	88	Big 12	91	59	78	86
36	Byrum Brown	South Florida	87	AAC	85	86	86	80
37	Brett Gabbert	Miami (OH)	87	MAC	86	77	80	88
38	Behren Morton	Texas Tech	87	Big 12	87	65	82	87
39	Aidan Chiles	Michigan State	87	B1G	84	90	84	85
40	Jaylen Raynor	Arkansas State	87	Sun Belt	86	77	88	78
41	Miller Moss	USC	87	B1G	85	80	86	84
42	TJ Finley	Western Kentucky	86	CUSA	86	66	90	74
43	Taylen Green	Arkansas	86	SEC	84	81	88	77
44	Avery Johnson	Kansas State	86	Big 12	88	90	77	79
45	Nico Iamaleava	Tennessee	86	SEC	80	80	92	86
46	Tyler Van Dyke	Wisconsin	85	B1G	82	69	85	86
47	Kyle McCord	Syracuse	85	ACC	84	72	80	82
48	Thomas Castellanos	Boston College	85	ACC	82	88	85	80
49	Graham Mertz	Florida	85	SEC	80	66	82	94
50	Jackson Arnold	Oklahoma	85	SEC	80	78	85	89
51	Zach Gibson	Georgia State	85	Sun Belt	84	74	80	84
52	Blake Shapen	Mississippi State	85	SEC	86	68	78	82
53	Kyron Drones	Virginia Tech	84	ACC	82	85	84	80
54	Luke Altmyer	Illinois	84	B1G	82	67	82	86
55	Hank Bachmeier	Wake Forest	84	ACC	85	69	80	80
56	Brock Vandagriff	Kentucky	84	SEC	84	74	80	80
57	Hudson Card	Purdue	84	B1G	79	78	87	83
58	Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi	Colorado State	85	MWC	82	79	90	77
59	Brendan Sorsby	Cincinnati	85	Big 12	86	70	79	83
60	Cade Klubnik	Clemson	84	ACC	82	76	80	84
61	Zeon Chriss	Houston	84	Big 12	84	89	82	74
62	Matthew Sluka	UNLV	84	MWC	80	81	85	82
63	Garrett Greene	West Virginia	83	Big 12	80	87	80	84
64	Bert Emanuel Jr.	Central Michigan	83	MAC	81	90	84	74
65	Alex Orji	Michigan	83	B1G	81	91	80	76
66	Hayden Wolff	Western Michigan	83	MAC	83	59	85	75
67	Dylan Raiola	Nebraska	83	B1G	80	81	83	80
68	Jaden Rashada	Georgia	82	SEC	82	80	80	74
69	Nicholas Vattiato	Middle Tennessee	83	CUSA	83	70	80	81
70	Malachi Nelson	Boise State	82	MWC	80	80	80	78
71	Connor Bazelak	Bowling Green	82	MAC	81	66	80	80
72	Cole Snyder	Eastern Michigan	82	MAC	80	73	86	76
73	Kiael Kelly	Ball State	82	MAC	82	83	76	78
74	Ben Finley	Akron	82	MAC	81	60	80	78
75	LaNorris Sellers	South Carolina	82	SEC	81	83	80	75
76	Maalik Murphy	Duke	81	ACC	78	84	85	72
77	Braylon Braxton	Marshall	81	Sun Belt	82	82	78	68
78	Stone Earle	North Texas	81	AAC	79	73	77	80
79	MJ Morris	Maryland	81	B1G	77	80	83	79
80	Anthony Colandrea	Virginia	81	ACC	79	75	86	69
81	Max Brosmer	Minnesota	81	B1G	76	70	88	80
82	Ethan Garbers	UCLA	81	B1G	79	72	80	80
83	Dylan Morris	JMU	81	Sun Belt	81	64	78	76
84	Tyler Shough	Louisville	80	ACC	77	64	77	82
85	Bryson Daily	Army	80	AAC	80	78	70	70
86	Bryson Barnes	Utah State	80	MWC	79	60	77	76
87	Athan Kaliakmanis	Rutgers	80	B1G	75	66	87	80
88	Tucker Gleason	Toledo	80	MAC	81	62	78	72
89	Jake Retzlaff	BYU	80	Big 12	80	65	76	76
90	Billey Edwards Jr.	Maryland	80	B1G	75	82	79	82
91	E.J. Warner	Rice	80	AAC	78	68	84	74
92	Keyone Jenkins	FIU	79	CUSA	77	83	75	75
93	Katin Houser	East Carolina	79	AAC	77	77	80	75
94	Cade McNamara	Iowa	79	B1G	76	67	81	77
95	Tahj Bullock	Akron	79	MAC	78	81	78	72
96	Josh Hoover	TCU	79	Big 12	77	67	80	74
97	Kadin Semonza	Ball State	79	MAC	78	70	78	74
98	Camden Orth	Bowling Green	79	MAC	79	62	75	76
99	Ashton Daniels	Stanford	79	ACC	78	80	77	72
100	CJ Ogbonna	Buffalo	79	MAC	77	76	80	70
101	Parker Navarro	Ohio	78	MAC	77	68	79	72
102	Mitch Griffis	Marshall	78	Sun Belt	79	68	70	74
103	Max Johnson	North Carolina	78	ACC	77	75	77	70
104	Tate Rodemaker	Southern Miss	78	Sun Belt	78	70	75	70
105	Zion Turner	Jacksonville State	78	CUSA	76	90	70	75
106	Chandler Fields	Louisiana	78	Sun Belt	78	78	70	72
107	Logan Smothers	Jacksonville State	78	CUSA	77	88	72	70
108	Kai Horton	Tulane	78	AAC	75	71	77	74
109	Jack Lausch	Northwestern	77	B1G	73	64	80	78
110	Ryan Hilinski	Northwestern	77	B1G	72	65	82	78
111	Will Crowder	Troy	77	Sun Belt	79	68	70	68
112	Devin Kargman	Kent State	77	MAC	76	63	77	70
113	Devon Dampier	New Mexico	77	MWC	77	68	70	73
114	Fernando Mendoza	California	77	ACC	74	62	77	76
115	Cameron Fancher	Florida Atlantic	77	AAC	75	79	70	74
116	Dexter Williams II	Georgia Southern	77	Sun Belt	74	78	78	68
117	Conner Harrell	North Carolina	76	ACC	76	75	74	68
118	Trenton Bourguet	Arizona State	76	Big 12	75	58	69	79
119	Payton Thorne	Auburn	76	SEC	75	73	75	70
120	Chubba Purdy	Nevada	76	MWC	69	71	78	80
121	Bishop Davenport	South Alabama	76	Sun Belt	73	75	75	70
122	Taisun Phommachanh	UMass	75	Ind.	72	79	78	68
123	Grant Gunnell	Sam Houston	75	CUSA	70	60	88	68
124	Tommy Ulatowski	Kent State	75	MAC	71	63	81	71
125	Jalen Macon	Northern Illinois	75	MAC	71	68	76	72
126	Grant Williams	Old Dominion	75	Sun Belt	75	67	68	69
127	Eli Stowers	New Mexico State	74	CUSA	74	76	68	68
128	Jase Bauer	Sam Houston	74	CUSA	72	77	72	67
129	Gevani McCoy	Oregon State	74	Pac-12	74	78	69	65
130	Cardell Williams	Tulsa	74	AAC	70	77	74	70
131	Ben Gulbranson	Oregon State	74	Pac-12	73	66	70	70
132	Evan Svoboda	Wyoming	74	MWC	72	61	74	68
133	Kenny Lueth	Northern Illinois	74	MAC	71	67	72	72
134	Jay Butterfield	San Jose State	74	MWC	71	68	72	70
135	Blake Horvath	Navy	73	AAC	70	77	70	72
136	Evan Simon	Temple	73	AAC	71	61	72	70
137	AJ Duffy	San Diego State	73	MWC	68	63	74	74
138	Landry Lyddy	UAB	73	AAC	68	72	75	72
139	JD Sherrod	Kent State	73	MAC	70	64	72	70
140	John Busha	Air Force	73	MWC	70	72	70	70
141	Sam Leavitt	Arizona State	73	Big 12	70	64	70	72
142	John Alan Richter	Toledo	73	MAC	69	62	72	71
143	Jack Turner	La Tech	72	CUSA	69	72	70	72
144	Cade McConnell	UTEP	72	CUSA	67	70	81	62
145	Hunter Herring	UL-Monroe	72	Sun Belt	72	69	65	68
146	Max Brown	Charlotte	72	AAC	70	64	70	70
147	Owen McCown	UTSA	72	AAC	69	73	74	66
148	Ethan Vasko	Coastal Carolina	72	Sun Belt	71	63	70	65
149	Nick Evers	UConn	72	Ind.	70	76	70	65
150	Spencer Petras	Utah State	71	MWC	72	55	70	60
151	Nate Yarnell	Pittsburgh	71	ACC	70	63	68	64
152	Davis Bryson	Kennesaw State	71	CUSA	68	86	68	64
153	Eddie Lee Marburger	UTSA	71	AAC	68	68	68	68
154	Trexler Ivey	Charlotte	71	AAC	68	63	68	69
155	Zevi Eckhaus	Washington State	70	Pac-12	69	60	65	65

Now, feel free to read through the list. Tell us who is the closest to accurate. Let me know who you think is too high. Perhaps who is too low. And ultimately, be sure to check back in when the game is released and see how accurate these rankings turn out to be.

1) Carson Beck, Georgia (Overall: 98)
2) Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss (Overall: 97)
3) Brady Cook, Missouri (Overall: 96)
4) Dillon Gabriel, Oregon (Overall: 95)
5) Jalen Milroe, Alabama (Overall: 95)
6) Quinn Ewers, Texas (Overall: 94)
7) Kaidon Salter, Liberty (Overall: 94)
8) Jalon Daniels, Kansas (Overall: 93)
9) Noah Fifita, Arizona (Overall: 92)
10) Grayson McCall, NC State (Overall: 92)

11) KJ Jefferson, UCF (Overall: 92)
12) Mikey Keene, Fresno State (Overall: 92)
13) Seth Henigan, Memphis (Overall: 92)
14) Shedeur Sanders, Colorado (Overall: 91)
15) Donovan Smith, Houston (Overall: 91)
16) Drew Allar, Penn State (Overall: 91)
17) Cam Rising, Utah (Overall: 91)
18) Garrett Nussmeier, LSU (Overall: 91)
19) DJ Uiagalelei, Florida State (Overall: 90)
20) Will Howard, Ohio State (Overall: 90)
21) Dequan Finn, Baylor (Overall: 90)
22) Conner Weigman, Texas A&M (Overall: 90)
23) Will Rogers, Washington (Overall: 90)
24) Riley Leonard, Notre Dame (Overall: 89)
25) Haynes King, Georgia Tech (Overall: 89)
26) Cam Ward, Miami (FL) (Overall: 89)
27) Kurtis Rourke, Indiana (Overall: 89)
28) Rocco Becht, Iowa State (Overall: 89)
29) Preston Stone, SMU (Overall: 89)
30) Jordan McCloud, Texas State (Overall: 89)
31) Jayden Maiava, USC (Overall: 89)
32) Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Overall: 89)
33) Joey Aguilar, Appalachian State (Overall: 88)
34) Brayden Schager, Hawaii (Overall: 88)
35) Alan Bowman, Oklahoma State (Overall: 88)
36) Byrum Brown, South Florida (Overall: 87)
37) Brett Gabbert, Miami (OH) (Overall: 87)
38) Behren Morton, Texas Tech (Overall: 87)
39) Aidan Chiles, Michigan State (Overall: 87)
40) Jaylen Raynor, Arkansas State (Overall: 87)

41) Miller Moss, USC (Overall: 87)
42) TJ Finley, Western Kentucky (Overall: 86)
43) Taylen Green, Arkansas (Overall: 86)
44) Avery Johnson, Kansas State (Overall: 86)
45) Nico Iamaleava, Tennessee (Overall: 86)
46) Tyler Van Dyke, Wisconsin (Overall: 85)
47) Kyle McCord, Syracuse (Overall: 85)
48) Thomas Castellanos, Boston College (Overall: 85)
49) Graham Mertz, Florida (Overall: 85)
50) Jackson Arnold, Oklahoma (Overall: 85)
51) Zach Gibson, Georgia State (Overall: 85)
52) Blake Shapen, Mississippi State (Overall: 85)
53) Kyron Drones, Virginia Tech (Overall: 84)
54) Luke Altmyer, Illinois (Overall: 84)
55) Hank Bachmeier, Wake Forest (Overall: 84)
56) Brock Vandagriff, Kentucky (Overall: 84)
57) Hudson Card, Purdue (Overall: 84)
58) Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi, Colorado State (Overall: 84)
59) Brendan Sorsby, Cincinnati (Overall: 84)
60) Cade Klubnik, Clemson (Overall: 84)
61) Zeon Chriss, Houston (Overall: 84)
62) Matthew Sluka, UNLV (Overall: 84)
63) Garrett Greene, West Virginia (Overall: 83)
64) Bert Emanuel Jr., Central Michigan (Overall: 83)
65) Alex Orji, Michigan (Overall: 83)
66) Hayden Wolff, Western Michigan (Overall: 83)
67) Dylan Raiola, Nebraska (Overall: 83)
68) Jaden Rashada, Georgia (Overall: 83)
69) Nicholas Vattiato, Middle Tennessee (Overall: 82)
70) Malachi Nelson, Boise State (Overall: 82)

71) Connor Bazelak, Bowling Green (Overall: 82)
72) Cole Snyder, Eastern Michigan (Overall: 82)
73) Kiael Kelly, Ball State (Overall: 82)
74) Ben Finley, Akron (Overall: 82)
75) LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina (Overall: 82)
76) Maalik Murphy, Duke (Overall: 81)
77) Braylon Braxton, Marshall (Overall: 81)
78) Stone Earle, North Texas (Overall: 81)
79) MJ Morris, Maryland (Overall: 81)
80) Anthony Colandrea, Virginia (Overall: 81)
81) Max Brosmer, Minnesota (Overall: 81)
82) Ethan Garbers, UCLA (Overall: 81)
83) Dylan Morris, JMU (Overall: 81)
84) Tyler Shough, Louisville (Overall: 80)
85) Bryson Daily, Army (Overall: 80)
86) Bryson Barnes, Utah State (Overall: 80)
87) Athan Kaliakmanis, Rutgers (Overall: 80)
88) Tucker Gleason, Toledo (Overall: 80)
89) Jake Retzlaff, BYU (Overall: 80)
90) Billey Edwards Jr., Maryland (Overall: 80)
91) E.J. Warner, Rice (Overall: 80)
92) Keyone Jenkins, FIU (Overall: 79)
93) Katin Houser, East Carolina (Overall: 79)
94) Cade McNamara, Iowa (Overall: 79)
95) Tahj Bullock, Akron (Overall: 79)
96) Josh Hoover, TCU (Overall: 79)
97) Kadin Semonza, Ball State (Overall: 79)
98) Camden Orth, Bowling Green (Overall: 79)
99) Ashton Daniels, Stanford (Overall: 79)
100) CJ Ogbonna, Buffalo (Overall: 79)

101) Parker Navarro, Ohio (Overall: 78)
102) Mitch Griffis, Marshall (Overall: 78)
103) Max Johnson, North Carolina (Overall: 78)
104) Tate Rodemaker, Southern Miss (Overall: 78)
105) Zion Turner, Jacksonville State (Overall: 78)
106) Chandler Fields, Louisiana (Overall: 78)
107) Logan Smothers, Jacksonville State (Overall: 78)
108) Kai Horton, Tulane (Overall: 78)
109) Jack Lausch, Northwestern (Overall: 77)
110) Ryan Hilinski, Northwestern (Overall: 77)
111) Will Crowder, Troy (Overall: 77)
112) Devin Kargman, Kent State (Overall: 77)
113) Devon Dampier, New Mexico (Overall: 77)
114) Fernando Mendoza, California (Overall: 77)
115) Cameron Fancher, Florida Atlantic (Overall: 77)
116) Dexter Williams II, Georgia Southern (Overall: 77)
117) Conner Harrell, North Carolina (Overall: 76)
118) Trenton Bourguet, Arizona State (Overall: 76)
119) Payton Thorne, Auburn (Overall: 76)
120) Chubba Purdy, Nevada (Overall: 76)
121) Bishop Davenport, South Alabama (Overall: 76)
122) Taisun Phommachanh, UMass (Overall: 75)
123) Grant Gunnell, Sam Houston (Overall: 75)
124) Tommy Ulatowski, Kent State (Overall: 75)
125) Jalen Macon, Northern Illinois (Overall: 75)
126) Grant Williams, Old Dominion (Overall: 75)
127) Eli Stowers, New Mexico State (Overall: 74)
128) Jase Bauer, Sam Houston (Overall: 74)
129) Gevani McCoy, Oregon State (Overall: 74)
130) Cardell Williams, Tulsa (Overall: 74)

131) Ben Gulbranson, Oregon State (Overall: 74)
132) Evan Svoboda, Wyoming (Overall: 74)
133) Kenny Lueth, Northern Illinois (Overall: 74)
134) Jay Butterfield, San Jose State (Overall: 74)
135) Blake Horvath, Navy (Overall: 73)
136) Evan Simon, Temple (Overall: 73)
137) AJ Duffy, San Diego State (Overall: 73)
138) Landry Lyddy, UAB (Overall: 73)
139) JD Sherrod, Kent State (Overall: 73)
140) John Busha, Air Force (Overall: 73)
141) Sam Leavitt, Arizona State (Overall: 73)
142) John Alan Richter, Toledo (Overall: 73)
143) Jack Turner, La Tech (Overall: 72)
144) Cade McConnell, UTEP (Overall: 72)
145) Hunter Herring, UL-Monroe (Overall: 72.435)
146) Max Brown, Charlotte (Overall: 72)
147) Owen McCown, UTSA (Overall: 72)
148) Ethan Vasko, Coastal Carolina (Overall: 72)
149) Nick Evers, UConn (Overall: 72)
150) Spencer Petras, Utah State (Overall: 71)
151) Nate Yarnell, Pittsburgh (Overall: 71)
152) Davis Bryson, Kennesaw State (Overall: 71)
153) Eddie Lee Marburger, UTSA (Overall: 71)
154) Trexler Ivey, Charlotte (Overall: 71)
155) Zevi Eckhaus, Washington State (Overall: 70)

Once again, these are ratings projections. Like EA Sports disclaimer, as we see more of the picture unfold for each of these players, they’re subject to change, and we may update our rankings predictions in light of any new recent events in the lead-up to the game’s release or the season itself.

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