College Football Week 4 Top Offensive Positional Players

[OhioColt]

Once again running out time to put out a complete list of both offense and defensive players and where I have them ranked among their peers.  Common theme from original pre-college Week 1 many of the top players are not even listed or have fallen sharply after around 4 weeks of playing. 

 

2025 NFL Draft QBs

• Cam Ward - Miami (FL) - Ward’s 3x300 games in a row have earned him 3-straight 90.0+ passing grades. 
• Jaxson Dart (MISS) 
• Diego Pavia (Vandy) - after 4 weeks and is R2 in the SEC ahead of Ewers, Manning, Milroe, Nussmeier, and Carson Beck.  Thrown 6 TDs no INTs, recovered 3 teammate fumbles.
• Ben Wooldridge (Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns)
• Noah Fiftia (Arizona) 
• KJ Jefferson (UCF)
• Tyler Shough (Louisville) 
• Cam Miller (NDST)
• Kyle McCord (Syracuse)

 

2025 NFL Draft OL

• LG Michael McAninch (Air Force) - After 3 weeks has a 91.7 overall season grade with a 92.4 RB grade.  Proved he can hold up to Baylor didn’t allow any QB pressure.
• RT Tyler Needham (Rutgers) 6’4” 306-pounds – After 3 weeks been dominant.  On 48 PB snaps only given up 1 QB hurry.
• LT/RT/OG Grey Zabel (North Dakota State)
• RT Lucas Scott (Army) 6’3” 305-pounds – After 3 weeks has an 85.2 RB grade.  Figure the Army trains more hand-to-hand combat and could be decent in PB game as well.
• LG Joshua Gray (Oregon State)
• LG Donovan Jackson (OSU) - good to see Jackson play again and display his dominance in his return to action.
• OT Wyatt Milum (West Virginia)
• RG Luke Kandra (Cincinnati)
• RG Tate Ratledge (Georgia
• LT Kelvin Banks Jr (Texas)
• LG Dylan Fairchild (Georgia)

• LT Percy Lewis (Auburn) 6’7” 355-pounds – After 4 weeks on 85 snaps has a 78.5 grade as a backup.

• OC Jake Slaughter (Florida)

• LT Josh Simmons (OSU)

 

2025 NFL Draft RBs

• RB/WR-KR Brashard Smith (Southern Methodist) 5’10” 196 pounds - Smith already has 17 missed tackles, 3rd most among all college RBs.
• RB Ashton Jeanty (Boise St) 5’9” 215-pounds 
• RB Quinshon Judkins (OSU) 6’0 219-pounds
• RB Jonah Coleman (Washington)
• RB RJ Harvey (UCF) 5’9” 208-pounds
• RB Ja’Quinden Jackson (Arkansas) 6’2” 233-pounds – Issues fumbling
• RB Treveyon Henderson (OSU) 5’10” 208 pounds
• RB Devin Neal (Kansas) 5’11” 215 pounds
• RB Omarion Hampton (UNC) 6’0” 220 pounds
• RB Nicholas Singleton (PSU) 6’0” 227 pounds
• RB Jo’Quavious “Woody” Marks (USC) 5’10 208-pounds

 

2025 NFL Draft WRs

• WR-Z Tai Felton (Maryland)
• WR-X Tre Harris (Mississippi)
• WR-X Ricky White (UNLV)
• WR-SL Nick Nash (San Jose State)
• WR-X Tetairoa McMillian (Arizona)
• WR-Z Kobe Hudson (UCF)
• WR-SL Kaedin Robinson (App St)
• WR-SL Xavier Restrepo Miami (FL)
• WR-X Andrew Armstrong (Arkansas)
• WR-M/ST PR-KR Jaylin Noel (Iowa St)
• WR-X Jayden Higgins (Iowa St)
• WR-Y Emeka Egbuka (OSU)

 

2025 NFL Draft TE

• TE Harold Fannin Jr. (Bowling Green) - outproduced rest of TE class against top 25 ranked teams and single-handedly beat PSU.  Prior to week 4 R1 I total yards (204) and YAC with 131.
• TE Tyler Warren (PSU)
• TE Jalin Conyers (Texas Tech) - After 3 weeks has an 83.7 overall PFF grade and with Texas Tech excelling in run-blocking.
• TE Brant Kuithe (Utah)
• TE/WR Oronde Gadsden II (Syracuse)
• TE Colston Loveland (Michigan)
• TE Terrance Ferguson (Oregon)
• TE Jake Briningstool (Clemson)

[IndyColtsFan411]

Thanks again for the work you put in putting this together for us.  I have been a fan of Cam Ward.  When he originally played with the idea of entering the draft, he was one of the QBs I thought the Colts should look at.  As a later round QB at the time, he has the accuracy and limited turnovers to be successful.