Texas is known for producing elite high school quarterbacks, and the EA Sports College Football 2025 video game reflects that with several Texas-grown talents earning high ratings. Here’s a look at the top-rated quarterbacks in the game who honed their skills under the Friday night lights of Texas high school football:
- Shedeur Sanders – 93 Overall (Colorado)
Former Trinity Christian star Shedeur Sanders headlines the group with a 93 overall rating. Now leading the Colorado Buffaloes under his father, head coach Deion Sanders, Shedeur’s precision passing, leadership, and dual-threat ability have earned him national attention as one of the top quarterbacks in college football. - Quinn Ewers – 92 Overall (Texas)
Quinn Ewers, who starred at Southlake Carroll in high school, comes in with a 92 overall rating. Now quarterbacking the Texas Longhorns, Ewers boasts a cannon arm, elite pocket presence, and the ability to make clutch throws, making him one of the most promising young quarterbacks in the country. - Kaidon Salter – 90 Overall (Liberty)
Cedar Hill product Kaidon Salter has earned a 90 overall rating after showcasing his dual-threat abilities at Liberty University. Salter’s dynamic playmaking ability with both his arm and legs has turned heads and established him as one of the most exciting quarterbacks to watch. - Jalen Milroe – 90 Overall (Alabama)
Former Katy Tompkins standout Jalen Milroe is rated 90 overall as the signal-caller for Alabama. Known for his elite athleticism and strong arm, Milroe’s physical tools make him a threat to score both through the air and on the ground, earning him a high rating among top quarterbacks. - Cam Ward – 89 Overall (Washington State)
West Columbia native Cam Ward, now starring at Washington State, boasts an 89 overall rating. Ward’s strong arm and mobility have made him one of the best quarterbacks in the Pac-12, consistently delivering explosive plays. - Seth Henigan – 89 Overall (Memphis)
Former Denton Ryan star Seth Henigan comes in at 89 overall. Now with Memphis, Henigan’s excellent decision-making, accuracy, and leadership have propelled him to success as one of the top quarterbacks in his conference. - Conner Weigman – 88 Overall (Texas A&M)
Bridgeland product Conner Weigman earned an 88 overall rating for Texas A&M. Known for his poise, strong arm, and mobility, Weigman is expected to be a key playmaker for the Aggies. - Preston Stone – 88 Overall (SMU)
Dallas Parish Episcopal alum Preston Stone is rated 88 overall as the starting quarterback for SMU. His accuracy and football IQ have helped him lead the Mustangs’ high-octane offense. - Cade Klubnik – 86 Overall (Clemson)
Westlake’s Cade Klubnik, who led his high school to multiple state championships, is rated 86 overall at Clemson. Klubnik’s composure and ability to extend plays make him a rising star in college football. - Kyron Drones – 86 Overall (Virginia Tech)
Shadow Creek product Kyron Drones earned an 86 overall rating after transferring to Virginia Tech. Drones’ combination of size, arm strength, and mobility has made him a key player for the Hokies. - Garrett Nussmeier – 85 Overall (LSU)
Marcus High School alum Garrett Nussmeier is rated 85 overall at LSU. Nussmeier’s quick release and aggressive style have positioned him as a potential breakout star in the SEC. - Jackson Arnold – 85 Overall (Oklahoma)
Former Denton Guyer quarterback Jackson Arnold earned an 85 overall rating at Oklahoma. Arnold is an exciting prospect with a big arm and the ability to lead the Sooners’ offense effectively. - Haynes King – 83 Overall (Georgia Tech)
Longview’s Haynes King, now at Georgia Tech, holds an 83 overall rating. King’s speed and dual-threat capability make him a versatile weapon in the Yellow Jackets’ offense. - Jacob Zeno – 83 Overall (UAB)
San Antonio Jay product Jacob Zeno has earned an 83 overall rating at UAB, where his strong arm and ability to push the ball downfield have garnered attention. - Brayden Schager – 83 Overall (Hawaii)
Highland Park alum Brayden Schager rounds out the list with an 83 overall rating as the starting quarterback for Hawaii. Schager’s deep ball and command of the offense make him a standout in the Mountain West Conference.
These quarterbacks represent the future of college football, and their strong roots in Texas high school football have clearly prepared them to shine on the national stage.
