Every Michigan State football player rating in EA Sports College Football 25

Which Michigan State football players received the highest rating in College Football 25?
Michigan State's offense and defense play each other during the Spring Showcase on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing.
Michigan State's offense and defense play each other during the Spring Showcase on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing. / Nick King/Lansing State Journal / USA
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The day is finally here. College Football 25, the latest college football video game, has officially launched and it may just be the best game I’ve ever played.

It’s been about a decade since the last edition, so it’s safe to say the hype and excitement for this game was next level.

EA Sports teased a lot of details about the game, specifically related to Michigan State football, as the release date approached. They shared some player ratings and team ratings as well as some random details and traditions included in the game for Michigan State. But one thing we didn’t know was the ratings for every player on MSU.

That is until today. Below you’ll find the rating for every Michigan State player broken down by position. One thing to note is not every Spartan is included in the game. To be included, each player had to opt in, and if they failed to do so in time or chose not to then they wouldn’t be included. So if you see a Michigan State player missing that is why.

Quarterback

Name

Rating

Aidan Chiles

81

Tommy Schuster

73

Alessio Milivojevic

69

Ryland Jessee

67

Running Back

Name

Rating

Nate Carter

85

Brandon Tullis

70

Makhi Frazier

68

Wide Receiver

Name

Rating

Montorie Foster Jr.

82

Nick Marsh

74

Alante Brown

74

Antonio Gates Jr.

72

Jaelen Smith

69

Aziah Johnson

68

Austin Clay

65

Tight End

Name

Rating

Jack Velling

87

Brennan Parachek

75

Tyneil Hopper

73

Wyatt Hook

66

Offensive Line

Name

Rating

Tanner Miller

87

Dallas Fincher

78

Stanton Ramil

76

Ashton Lepo

76

Kristian Phillips

74

Luke Newman

73

Gavin Broscious

73

Cole Dellinger

72

Rakeem Johnson

68

Mercer Luniewski

68

Charlton Luniewski

67

Defensive Line

Name

Rating

Khris Bogle

78

Jalen Thompson

77

Quindarius Dunnigan

77

Ken Talley

76

Avery Dunn

76

Maverick Hansen

76

D’Quan Douse

75

Jalen Satchell

74

Alex VanSumeren

73

James Schott

72

Tyler Gillison

72

Linebacker

Name

Rating

Wayne Matthews III

82

Jordan Hall

79

Jordan Turner

79

Semaj Bridgeman

75

Darius Snow

74

Aaron Alexander

73

Marcellius Pullium

72

Brady Pretzlaff

69

Sam Edwards

64

Corner

Name

Rating

Ed Woods

80

Angelo Gross

80

Chance Rucker

78

Marqui Lowery Jr.

77

Charles Brantley

76

Caleb Coley

76

Jeremiah Hughes

76

Ade Willie

74

Aveon Gross

68

Justin Denson Jr.

68

Jaylen Thompson

67

Safety

Name

Rating

Dillon Tatum

82

Malik Spencer

81

Armorion Smith

75

Khalil Majeed

74

Brandon Lewis

67

Special Teams

Name

Rating

Ryan Eckley

82

Jonathan Kim

81

Kaden Schickel

47

Another thing to note is that these rankings are not set in stone. Based on how each player does throughout the season, EA Sports could increase or decrease their rating. Since Michigan State as a team is one of the lower rated power four teams in the game, that tells me they have a lot of opportunity to move up.

But for now, as we await the start of Jonathan Smith’s first season at Michigan State, we can get out there and finally play with the Spartans once again. Usually the offseason moves extremely slowly, but I think the season will be here before we know it thanks to this game.