Every Patriots rookie draft pick's overall rating in EA Sports CFB 25
Every Patriots rookie draft pick's overall rating in EA Sports CFB 25
EA Sports officially revealed the cover art for College Football 26 on Tuesday. So it felt like the right time to revisit the ratings for the New England Patriots' 2025 rookies from last year's game.
The Patriots had arguably the best draft class on paper after using a plethora of picks to land 11 prospects on the board. They focused on need out of the gate by addressing the offensive line with left tackle Will Campbell and center/interior offensive lineman Jared Wilson.
The team also upgraded their weapons on offense by adding Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson and Washington State wide receiver Kyle Williams. They also added more talent on defense by drafting safety Craig Woodson, defensive tackle Joshua Farmer and edge rusher Bradyn Swinson.
Some of these rookies could become future stars for the Patriots. Let's take a look at their ratings from EA's College Football 25.
EA Sports College Football 25 ratings for Patriots' rookie draft picks
OT Will Campbell - 96
RB TreVeyon Henderson - 93
WR Kyle Williams - 83
C Jared Wilson - 82
S Craig Woodson - 85
DT Joshua Farmer - 85
EDGE Bradyn Swinson - 77
K Andres Borregales - 85
OT Marcus Bryant - N/A
TE/LS Julian Ashby - 57
CB Kobee Minor - 78
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