Michigan Football News: 13 Fresh Faces Join the Wolverines' Roster in Latest College Football 25 Update

The Michigan Wolverines have made significant updates to their roster in the latest version of EA Sports' College Football 25 video game.

After the initial release lacked several key players, the game has now added 13 athletes expected to play important roles this season.

Among the new additions are freshman quarterback Jadyn Davis and running back Jordan Marshall, both of whom are anticipated to make an impact.

Other notable players include junior wide receiver Amorion Walker, senior guard Giovanni El-Hadi, sophomore cornerback Jyaire Hill, graduate corner Aamir Hall, and graduate safety Wesley Walker.

Here’s the complete list of Wolverines now included in the game:

- Freshman QB Jadyn Davis – 75 overall

- Freshman RB Jordan Marshall – 76 overall

- Freshman RB Micah Ka’apana – 68 overall

- Junior WR Amorion Walker – 79 overall (listed as CB)

- Graduate WR CJ Charleston – 76 overall

- Freshman OT Andrew Sprague – 75 overall

- Senior OG Giovanni El-Hadi – 77 overall

- Freshman OT Ben Roebuck – 67 overall

- Senior DT Ike Iwunnah – 73 overall

- Senior LB Jaydon Hood – 74 overall

- Sophomore CB Jyaire Hill – 79 overall

- Graduate CB Aamir Hall – 79 overall

- Graduate safety Wesley Walker – 78 overall

However, some players are still missing from the game, including senior running back Tavierre Dunlap, freshman wide receiver Channing Goodwin, and several others across various positions.

EA Sports College Football 25 is available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with three editions to choose from.

The standard version is priced at $69.99, while the deluxe edition offers additional perks for $99.99. A premium bundle, which includes access to Madden 25, is available for $149.99.

As the Wolverines gear up for the upcoming season, they are ranked No. 9 in the game, reflecting their position in the AP Poll. The team will kick off its season against Fresno State on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET, broadcast on NBC.