The final state rankings for the 2025 class have been released. Take a look at who finished the rankings cycle at No. 1 in each state.

NOTE: Rivals has state rankings for 37 states plus Washingrton D.C.

RIVALS RANKING WEEK

Monday: Who should be the No. 1 QB in the 2025 Rivals250?

Tuesday: Final Five-Star Countdown for the 2025 class | Meet the new five-stars

Wednesday: Final Rivals250 released | Texas wins 2025 recruiting crown | Gorney's thoughts | Comparing 2025 five-stars to NFL stars | Players who blew up this cycle

Thursday: Final offensive position rankings released | Who's the better OT: Sanders or Fasusi? | Breaking down No. 1 at each offensive position

Friday: Final defensive position rankings released | Will Jahkeem Stewart live up to his five-star rating? | Breaking down No. 1 at each defensive position

Saturday: Final state rankings revealed

Sunday: Rankings Roundtable

FINAL 2025 POSITION RANKINGS: Kicker | Athlete | Cornerback | Safety | Outside Linebacker | Inside Linebacker | Strongside Defensive End | Weakside Defensive End | Defensive Tackle | Offensive Tackle | Offensive Guard | Center | Wide Receiver | Tight End | Running Back | All-Purpose Back | Pro-Style QB | Dual-Threat QB

The five-star DE inked with Auburn in December despite strong pushes from South Carolina and Ole Miss to flip him. He is part of a star-studded DL group signed by the Tigers in 2025.

If there’s a Cooper Kupp clone in this class, it would be Perry, who catches everything and puts up big stats.

A talented Swiss Army Knife at safety, Robinson committed to Oklahoma midway through the summer.

The Alabama signee has incredible length, speed, athleticism and playmaking ability. He played all over in high school because he’s so talented and he should fit right in at Alabama.

At 6-foot-6 and 285 pounds, Shinofield is a big, physical, tough offensive lineman who can also move well. He’s not maxed out physically so that makes us like Shinofield even more.

Black faced off against some of the nation’s best pass rushers during the Navy All-American Bowl earlier this month and showed glimpses of his incredibly high ceiling. The Notre Dame signee out of Connecticut is just the second five-star the state has produced along with Christian Wilkins in 2015.

A true three-phase talent, Pickett checks in as the nation’s top-ranked athlete in addition to his No. 1 overall status in the state of Florida. The freaky athletic LSU signee will likely get his start in the secondary in Baton Rouge, at his preferred position of cornerback despite his immense 6-foot-4 frame.

Griffin committed in-state to Georgia midway through his senior season before inking in-state with the Dawgs in December. He overtook Justus Terry (Texas) as the top interior DL during the November update and became the top DL over Jahkeem Stewart in January.

Sagapolutele might be a bigger Tua Tagovailoa. He can throw it all over the field and also move and throw on the run. He really emerged as one of the best quarterbacks in the class after his Elite 11 performance.

There might not be a more dynamic defensive end in this class than Marshall. His size and speed will allow him to play in a variety of roles. He’d be a P4 tight end if he only played offense.

Dye (6-5, 265) has the size to be a classic base defensive end and he still has a lot of room to take his game to another level. He’s a powerful defensive end but can also stand up and rush the passer off the edge.

The next big thing at tight end for Iowa is a high-level athlete with a wide catch-radius who can contort his body to catch almost any ball thrown to him.

The Tennessee signee is a dynamic playmaker and mismatch nightmare for defenses. He's athletic enough that he returned punts for his high school. Brame showed his highlight making ability at the Rivals Five-Star and the Polynesian Bowl.

Carter Jr. will bring his great playmaking ability to the Wildcats. His combination of instincts and athleticism give him a chance to play very early for Kentucky.

The most electric all-purpose back in the nation, Berry committed in-state to LSU last January and brings a dynamic skill-set to Baton Rouge as one of the nation’s fastest prospects in the 2025 cycle.

A strong senior campaign helped Woodby secure the No. 1 spot in the Maryland state ranking. Auburn fans should be excited about how well the speedy cornerback fared when he faced some of the nation’s best receivers this past fall.

Watts has a strong skillset but he’ll need some time to physically mature before seeing significant playing time at Wisconsin. He does have the ability to play multiple positions across the offensive line, which should come in handy for head coach Luke Fickell and his staff.

The most talked about quarterback in the country will start immediately for Michigan. His arm talent and ability to make plays with his legs have fans buzzing in Ann Arbor about his future.

Karmo has been head and shoulders above his peers in Minnesota this cycle. He’ll be a chess piece at the second level for the Gophers because of his versatility as a linebacker.

Alabama-bound RB Akylin Dear and Ole Miss-bound WR Caleb Cunningham have been been at the top of the Mississippi state rankings for different stints. Knight takes over the top spot after a brilliant senior year at Lucedale (Miss.) George County and a superb showing again at the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game.

The Missouri signee had a solid week during Navy All-American Bowl practices. He’s got a huge frame and a lot of upside that the Tigers should be excited about.

The Omaha native is one of the crown jewels of Nebraska’s class. He’s very athletic and could find himself being a major part of the Huskers' defense soon.

Whether as a right tackle or if he moves inside, it almost doesn’t matter because the Oregon signee is dominant along the offensive line and almost never loses a rep. He could be an anchor for the Ducks for years to come.

Porter was one of the stars of the all-star circuit season earlier this month. The Ohio State receiver signee jumped more than 80 spots in the final Rivals250, finishing inside the top 40.

Byrne is expected to help reinforce the Clemson offensive line, bringing brute strength and toughness to the Tigers. His size and quickness allowed him to have a dominant high school career.

The top offensive tackle in the country, Sanders Jr. inked with Tennessee despite a late push from the Buckeyes leading into the Early Period Period. He is the highest-rated OL signee in Tennessee history.

The Ohio State signee has every attribute you look for in a quarterback. He’s got a big and accurate arm. He’s more athletic than you think and he’s a good leader. His senior season wasn’t quite as big as his peers but he has a bright future ahead.

Thomas committed in-state to the Sooners in July.

Once committed to Minnesota, Stascausky saw his recruitment take off the more coaches saw him in person. It was a wild finish to his recruitment as he had been committed to Washington and then flipped to Oregon.

Mathis, who wasn’t 100-percent healthy during his senior season, was able to show off his upside during the all-star season. Once in a college strength and conditioning program, the former Ohio State commit has the potential to turn into a standout pass rusher.

Adams vaulted into five-star status after a strong showing during All-American Bowl week in San Antonio. Adams, a Clemson signee, has been the top prospect in South Carolina over the past year and change.

Mills-Knight jumped to the top spot of the Tennessee state rankings after another 1,000-yard, 13-touchdown campaign as a senior. The well-rounded back, originally from Canada, is a three-down back capable of impacting the offense as a runner, blocker and pass-catcher.

Russell continued to take big steps as a passer and as a decision-maker as a senior – accounting for 3,652 yards yards passing, 52 touchdowns compared with two interceptions and a 71.5-percent completion percentage. Russell flipped from SMU to Alabama in June.

Myles was under five-star consideration especially late in the rankings cycle because he has all the tools to be elite in college and beyond. With size, speed, playmaking ability and great hands, Texas A&M is getting a great one.

Davidson doesn’t play great competition during the fall but was awfully impressive at multiple offseason events. The Clemson signee followed up a strong offseason with another prolific fall, rushing for 2,341 yards, averaging nearly nine yards per carry, and scored 37 rushing touchdowns.

The Washington signee runs like a defensive back and can cover sideline to sideline with the best of them. Rainey-Sale can hit as well.

Winston heads to Michigan after another strong season. Despite being a bit undersized, he brings an element of toughness, an elite football IQ and impressive track times to the Wolverine secondary.

The Notre Dame signee has the look of another NFL Draft pick for the Irish on the offensive line. He’s already got the size (6-8, 295) to play now but once he adjusts to the speed of college he will be a force.

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