EA has released its rating of the offensive and defensive groups in the upcoming College Football 25 to continue the qualifying week.
In the following articles, EA highlights the ten most sensible groups on both sides of the ball, with the Georgia Bulldogs ranked first on offense and second on defense.
The rankings of the top 25 groups on both sides of the ball are indexed on the publisher/developer’s site.
We haven’t noticed any reviews from individual players yet. I’ve made some projections on 99 potential players in total and I’m starting to lose confidence in at least one of my picks.
Tennessee star James Pearce is considered the most productive defensive player in the country, yet the Vols are nowhere to be found in the rankings of the most productive defensive teams. Could a defense have a player with a 99 rating on the limit and not be in the Top 25 of the game?
It is possible, but unlikely. I predicted Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter could go 99th overall, which is rarely that bad. The Buffs rank No. 8 in offense, which has a lot to do with Shedeur Sanders at QB and Jimmy Horn at WR.
However, the Buffs’ No. 20 has to be similar to Hunter’s presence at global cornerback. Is it imaginable that Hunter would have a rating of 99 as a CB and 87 as a WR?That would seem fair. The Bulldogs’ highest-rated player will likely be their QB, Carson Beck, and he may also be the highest-rated QB in the game.
Many pegged him to be the first signal caller on the board, suggesting he won’t be rated lower than 94. That said, the Bulldogs are the most productive high school football team in the country on paper, and their excellence goes beyond the QB. .
Expect safety Malaki Starks, defensive lineman Mykel Williams and, in all likelihood, guard Earnest Williams to have an overall rating of 90 or higher. While Madden’s scores remain a major topic of conversation, the number of high school football players may be the same. More like a lightning rod.
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