Aidan Chiles’ College Football 25 rating released

EA Sports College Football 25 is coming later this month and everyone who loves college football can’t wait. As the release date has approached, certain aspects of the game have slowly been released to the public. Things like overall team ratings, style of play, and offense/defense ratings have already been announced.

Earlier on Tuesday, the next set of ratings have been released, and this time it’s the in-game ratings for all the quarterbacks.

As you will see in the post above, all four Michigan State quarterbacks have received their initial rating for College Football 25.

As you likely guessed, Aidan Chiles leads the way for Michigan State with an 81 rating. For a quarterback who has never started a game in his college career, this is very good.

A full list of all quarterback ratings hasn’t been published yet, but this rating likely puts Chiles around the top 25 in the country.

The only MSU quarterback who could push Chiles for the starting job, Tommy Schuster, comes in with a 73 overall rating. This tells us what we all thought already, Schuster is a solid player, but the gap between him and Chiles is still pretty large.

Lastly are the two true freshman quarterbacks. The higher-rated of the two quarterbacks is Alessio Milivojevic, who comes in at a 69. And not too far behind is Ryland Jessee with a 67.

Neither of the two freshman will see any significant playing time this season, so their ratings don’t matter all that much. It’s also hard to predict how good they can be considering they haven’t played a down of college football yet. So time will tell just how talented both QBs are.

As the regular season progresses, EA Sports will likely add mid season updates to player ratings. And if the season goes as we hope, Chiles will likely receive a small increase to his rating.