Mmoexp CFB 25 Coins: Where Are the Top Players Going to Get Drafted

EA Sports College Football 25: Where Are the Top Players Going to Get Drafted?

The NFL Draft is finally here, and for the first time in over a decade, we're entering it with a fully licensed college football video game- EA Sports College Football 25-featuring many of the prospects who will hear their names called this weekend.

 

We've been playing with these guys all season, breaking records and winning Heismans. Now, we get to watch them take the next step- except this time, it's for real.

 

Real Players, Real Ratings- But Do They Match Draft Stock?

 

You might assume that the top players in CFB 25 are destined to be first-round NFL picks. But that's not quite how it works. EA rated these players based on college performance, not NFL potential, and CFB 25 Coins the draft is a different beast entirely.

 

Some stars in the game will tumble down boards because they lack ideal size, speed, strength, or translatable traits. Others might have dominated college despite serious flaws that scouts expect NFL defenders or schemes to exploit. And so, being a 95 OVR in-game doesn't necessarily mean you're a Day 1 pick.

 

Let's break down the top five in-game players by position who are entering the draft, and take a look at where they're most likely to land based on expert mocks, athletic profiles, and plain old draft nerd knowledge.

 

Quarterbacks

 

Top CFB 25 QBs:

 

Cam Ward

 

Shedeur Sanders

 

Jalen Milroe

 

Quinn Ewers

 

Dillon Gabriel

 

Draft Outlook:

 

Locks for Round 1: Ward and Sanders are the real deal. Both have the tools to start early.

 

Mid-round Development Guys: Milroe and Ewers are talented braw- look for them on Day 2 or early Day 3.

 

Fall Candidate: Gabriel is accurate and experienced, but age (24), size, and arm strength may push him into College Football 25 Coins for sale Day 3 or even UDFA territory.