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How Oklahoma State’s defense plans to improve for 2024: All Oklahoma State player ratings

Here’s where all Oklahoma State football players are rated in the new EA Sports College Football 25 video game.

Earlier this week, dedicated football enthusiasts were given the opportunity to play the new EA Sports College Football 25 video game. This marks the first instance since the release of NCAA Football 14 in 2013 that a video game has been developed for college football.

In this iteration, the game will now feature the name, image, and likeness of current FBS level college football players.

Oklahoma State is performing well in the game, boasting an overall score of 87, securing the 24th spot in the team power rankings. While the offense is not ranked, the defense holds a rating of 84, placing it at No. 21

Before the debut on Monday, Oklahoma State had two players highlighted in the Top 100 player rankings. Running back Ollie Gordon held the impressive position of being the third-best player in the game, boasting a rating of 96. Linebacker Nick Martin secured the 80th spot with a rating of 90.

Following the availability of the preorder release, the ratings for all players on Oklahoma State’s roster have been unveiled. Below is a summary of the player ratings.

Players were required to agree to be included in the game. Each participating player received $600 along with a deluxe edition of the game

Top 10 Players Irrespective of Position

  1. Ollie Gordon II – Running Back (96)
  2. Nick Martin – Linebacker (90)
  3. Brennan Presley – Wide Receiver (89)
  4. Collin Oliver – Linebacker (88)
  5. Joe Michalski – Center (87)
  6. Rashod Owens – Wide Receiver (86)
  7. Preston Wilson – Right Guard (85)
  8. Kendal Daniels – Safety (84)
  9. Korie Black – Cornerback (84)
  10. De’Zhaun Stribling – Wide Receiver (84)

Quarterbacks Alan Bowman (80)

Zane Flores (77)

Garret Rangel (74)

Maealiuaki Smith (71)

Running Backs Ollie Gordon II (96)

AJ Green (78)

Trent Howland (77)

Rodney Fields Jr. (66)

Wide Receivers Brennan Presley (89)

Rashod Owens (86)

De’Zhaun Stribling (84)

Talyn Shettron (78)

Da’Wain Lofton (75)

Gavin Freeman (71)

Camron Heard (68)

Jalen Pope (66)

Tre Griffiths (66)

Tykie Andrews (63)

Cale Cabbiness (59)

Fullback/Tight End Tyler Foster (74)

Quinton Stewart (74)

Jake Schultz (73)

Bryce Drummond (71)

Tabry Shettron (69)

Josh Ford (64)

Luke McEndoo (62)

Offensive Line Joe Michalski (87)

Preston Wilson (85)

Jake Springfield (84)

Dalton Cooper (83)

Cole Birmingham (81)

Jason Brooks Jr. (80)

Taylor Miterko (79)

Davis Dotson (75)

Noah McKinney (74)

Austin Kawecki (72)

Isaia Glass (70)

Jack Endean (69)

Jakobe Sanders (68)

Calvin Harvey (68)

Gage Stanaland (68)

Caleb Hackleman (67)

Defensive Line Collin Clay (81)

Kody Walterscheid (80)

Justin Kirkland (79)

Obi Ezeigbo (76)

Aden Kelley (75)

Xavier Ross (75)

DeSean Brown (74)

Jaleel Johnson (74)

Landon Dean (73)

Iman Oates (72)

Linebackers Nick Martin (90)

Collin Oliver (88)

Justin Wright (77)

Jeff Roberson (74)

Gabe Brown (71)

Ike Esonwune (67)

Gunnar Wilson (66)

Cornerbacks Korie Black (84)

Cam Smith (79)

Cameron Epps (78)

De’Kelvion Beamon (74)

Dylan Smith (70)

RJ Lester (69)

Jacobi Oliphant (67)

Safeties Kendal Daniels (84)

Trey Rucker (81)

Lyrik Rawls (78)

Ty Williams (77)

Kobe Hylton (75)

Raymond Gay II (75)

Kenneth Harris (74)

Kam Franklin (72)

Tywon Wray Jr. (70)

Landyn Cleveland (68)

Willie Nelson (67)

Specialists Hudson Kaak (74)

Logan Ward (63)

Shea Friebaum (52)

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