See The Tennessee Team, Player Rankings In EA College Football 27

Braylon Staley (14) celebrates against Oklahoma at Neyland Stadium, Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. Cole Moore/RTI

The new EA College Football video game officially releases this week to the general public. It’s the third rendition of the college football game since it returned from a long hiatus ahead of the 2024-25 season.

Tennessee’s true freshmen are not yet in the game which is the case across the country but is particularly a bummer for the Vols due to the chance that true freshman Faizon Brandon will be their starting quarterback. Last year, freshmen were later added to the game. But for now, fans must wait to play with Brandon and the rest of Tennessee’s freshmen.

But what are Tennessee’s team and players ranked in EA College Football ’27? Take a look here.

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Team Rankings

Top 25: No. 20

Overall: 85

Offense: 85

Defense: 85

Player Rankings

*Italics indicates “star” players

Ten Highest Rated Players:
  • DeSean Bishop: 90 overall
  • Wendell Moe Jr: 90 overall
  • Braylon Staley: 88 overall
  • David Sanders Jr: 88 overall
  • Amare Campbell: 88 overall
  • Arion Carter: 88 overall
  • Kayin Lee: 87 overall
  • Mike Matthews: 86 overall
  • Ty Redmond: 84 overall
  • Edwin Spillman, Xavier Gilliam, Jordan Ross: 83 overall
Offensive Depth Chart

Quarterback:

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  • George MacIntyre: 80 overall
  • Ryan Staub: 73 overall

Running Back:

  • DeSean Bishop: 90 overall
  • Javin Gordan: 82 overall
  • Daune Morris: 78 overall
  • Justin Backer: 75 overall

Receiver

  • Braylon Staley: 88 overall
  • Mike Matthews: 86 overall
  • Radarious Jackson: 80 overall
  • Travis Smith Jr. 77 overall
  • Joakim Dodson: 74 overall

Tight End:

  • Ethan Davis: 82 overall
  • DaSaam Brame: 78 overall
  • Trent Thomas: 70 overall

Left Tackle:

  • David Sanders Jr: 88 overall
  • Gabriel Osenda: 73 overall

Left Guard:

  • Wendell Moe Jr: 90 overall
  • Shamurad Umarov: 82 overall
  • Antoni Ogumoro: 72 overall

Center:

  • Sam Pendleton: 75 overall
  • Nic Moore: 71 overall

Right Guard:

  • Jesse Perry: 80 overall
  • Donovan Haslam: 73 overall

Right Tackle:

  • Ory Williams: 81 overall
  • Jeremias Heard: 75 overall
Defensive Depth Chart

Left Edge:

  • Tyree Weathersby: 80 overall
  • Mariyon Dye: 77 overall

Right Edge:

  • Jordan Norman: 76 overall
  • Christian Gass: 70 overall

Defensive Tackle:

  • Xavier Gilliam: 83 overall
  • Daevin Hobbs: 81 overall
  • Nathan Robinson: 78 overall
  • Ethan Utley: 76 overall
  • Isaiah Campbell: 76 overall

Mike Linebacker:

  • Amare Campbell: 88 overall
  • Edwin Spillman: 83 overall
  • Jeremiah Telander: 82 overall

Will Linebacker:

  • Arion Carter: 88 overall
  • Jadon Perlotte: 75 overall

Cornerback:

  • Kayin Lee: 87 overall
  • Ty Redmond: 84 overall
  • Jadais Richard: 82 overall
  • Tre Poteat: 74 overall

Strong Safety:

  • Edges Farooq: 79 overall
  • DeJuan Lane: 78 overall
  • D.J. Burks: 72 overall

Free Safety:

  • TJ Metcalf: 82 overall
  • Qua Moss: 77 overall
  • Sidney Walton: 73 overall
Special Teams

Kicker:

  • Cooper Ranvier: 78 overall

Punter:

  • Jordan Ross: 83 overall

Longsnapper:

  • Bennett Brady: 70 overall

Kick Returner:

  • Joakim Dodson: 89 overall
  • Daune Morris: 86 overall

Punt Returner:

  • Daune Morris: 86 overall

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