The complete list of the top 100

EA College Football 25, at least at launch, has no players with an overall rating of 99. EA released the game's top 100 players on Wednesday, with three players topping its peers with an overall rating of 96.

Michigan Wolverines cornerback Will Johnson, Louisiana State left tackle Will Campbell and Oklahoma State running back Ollie Gordon II will be the highest-rated players at launch.

Let's take a look at the entire top 100.

1. Ollie Gordon II – Oklahoma State University, HB, 96
2. Will Campbell – LSU, LT, 96
3. Will Johnson – Michigan, CB, 96
4. Caleb Downs – Ohio State University, FS, 95
5. James Pierce Jr. – Tennessee, RE, 95
6. Malachi Starks – Georgia, FS, 95
7. Mason Graham – Michigan, DT, 95
8. Quintion Judkins – Ohio State University, HB, 95
9. Tate Rutledge – Georgia, RG, 95
10. Travis Hunter – Colorado, WR, 95
11. Barrett Carter – Clemson, ROLB, 94
12. Benjamin Morrison – Notre Dame, CB, 94
13. Jay Higgins – Iowa, MLB, 94
14. Kelvin Banks Jr. – Texas, LT, 94
15. Luther Baden III – Missouri, WR, 94
16. Tetairoa McMillan – Arizona, WR, 94
17. Aironte Ercelie – Minnesota, LT, 93
18. Carson Beck – Georgia, QB, 93
19. Deon Walker – Kentucky, RE, 93
20. Emeka Egbuka – Ohio State, WR, 93
21. Jadon Ott – Cal, HB, 93
22. Michael Williams – Georgia, LOLB, 93
23. Omarion Hampton – North Carolina, H.B., 93
24. Shedul Sanders – Colorado, QB, 93
25. Trevyon Henderson – Ohio State University, HB, 93
26. Walter Nolen – Ole Miss, DT, 93
27. Clay Webb – Jacksonville State University, LG, 92
28. Colston Loveland – Michigan, TE, 92
29. Devin Neal – Kansas, HB, 92
30. Dillon Gabriel – Oregon, QB, 92
31. Harold Perkins Jr. – LSU, LOLB, 92
32. Jack Sawyer – Ohio State University, LE, 92
33. Jonah Monheim – USC, C, 92
34. Jonas Sanker – Virginia, SS, 92
35. Malachi Moore – Alabama, FS, 92
36. Parker Brailsford – Alabama, C, 92
37. Quincy Riley – Louisville, CB, 92
38. Quinn Ewers – Texas, QB, 92
39. Sebastian Castro – Iowa, FS, 92
40. Takhario Davis – Arizona, CB, 92
41. Taj Brooks – Texas Tech University, HB, 92
42. Xavier Watts – Notre Dame, FS, 92
43. Abdul Carter – Pennsylvania State University, RE, 91
44. Ashton Jeanty – Boise State University, HB, 91
45. Damian Martinez – Miami, HB, 91
46. Danny Stutzman – Oklahoma, MLB, 91
47. Denzel Burke – Ohio State, CB, 91
48. Donovan Jackson – Ohio State University, LG, 91
49. Donovan Edwards – Michigan, HB, 91
50. Dontay Corleone – Cincinnati, DT, 91
51. Dorian Strong – Virginia Tech, CB, 91
52. Dylan Fairchild – Georgia, LG, 91
53. Jabbar Muhammad – Oregon, CB, 91
54. Jayden Roberts – Alabama, RG, 91
55. Jason Henderson – Old Dominion, ROLB, 91
56. Kymon Rucker – North Carolina, RE, 91
57. Kenneth Grant – Michigan, DT, 91
58. Kevin Winston Jr. – Penn State, SS, 91
59. Landon Jackson – Arkansas, LE, 91
60. Logan Parr – SMU, LG, 91
61. Luke Kandola – Cincinnati, RG, 91
62. Maxwell Hairston – Kentucky, CB, 91
63. Nicholas Singleton – Penn State, HB, 91
64. Oronde Gadsden II – Syracuse, TE, 91
65. Ricardo Holman – Wisconsin, CB, 91
66. RJ Harvey – UCF, HB, 91
67. Tez Johnson – Oregon, WR, 91
68. Tory Horton – Colorado State, WR, 91
69. Tylake Williams – Ohio State, DT, 91
70. Tyler Booker – Alabama, LG, 91
71. Ashton Gillott – Louisville, Louisiana, 90
72. Billy Bowman Jr. – Oklahoma, SS, 90
73. Kobe Bryant – Kansas, CB, 90
74. Deontay Lawson – Alabama, MLB, 90
75. Dillon Thieneman – Purdue, FS, 90
76. Emery Jones Jr. – LSU, RT, 90
77. Evan Stewart – Oregon, WR, 90
78. Howard Cross III – Notre Dame, DT, 90
79. Hunter Waller – Wisconsin, SS, 90
80. Jalen Milroe – Alabama, QB, 90
81. Jaron Daniels – Kansas, QB, 90
82. Jackson Dart – Ole Miss, QB, 90
83. Jonah Sabainaea -Arizona, RT, 90
84. Josh Connelly Jr. – Oregon, LT, 90
85. Kaidon Salter – Liberty, QB, 90
86. Kyle Monangai – Rutgers, HB, 90
87. Mason Taylor – LSU, TE, 90
88. Mitchell Evans – Notre Dame, TE, 90
89. Nick Scorton – Texas A&M, LE, 90
90. Nick Jackson – Iowa, ROLB, 90
91. Nick Martin – Oklahoma State University, MLB, 90
92. Oscar Delp – Georgia, TE, 90
93. Patrick Payton – Florida State University, LE, 90
94. Peter Woods – Clemson, DT, 90
95. Quinton Cooley – Liberty, HB, 90
96. Reuben Bain Jr. – Miami, Louisiana, 90
97. Tre Harris – Ole Miss, WR, 90
98. Wyatt Milam – West Virginia, LT, 90
99. Xavier Nwankpa – Iowa, SS, 90
100. Xavier Restrepo – Miami, WR, 90

Ohio State and Alabama have the most players in the top 100. The Buckeyes have a game-high nine and the Crimson Tide boast six. Interestingly, the Georgia Bulldogs, the unanimous No. 1 in the game, also have six players.

Gordon II leads the position with the most players, with 14 running backs in the top 100. The 2025 NFL Draft will likely be big for running backs, meaning there are at least a few undrafted players at the position who have a good chance of making an impact at the next level.

Nine quarterbacks are ranked in the top 100. Colorado Buffaloes star and Bulldogs playmaker Shedul Sanders leads the way at 93rd overall.

The list is interesting, as has become the norm in EA College Football 25, but it leaves some important unanswered questions.

Will player ratings be updated throughout the season?

The page on EA's website is structured like each year's Madden player rating screen, but there's no way to filter for future weeks.

So does that mean the ratings won't change every week, or will they be added post-launch? If updating college player ratings is part of the plan, that would be a big ask for someone on EA's side.

We'll find out soon if the game will include it. EA College Football 25 will be released for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on July 19. Customers who pre-order the game on July 16 will receive early access.