The highly anticipated college football video game, "College Football 25," is generating excitement as fans eagerly await its official release on July 19. Meticulously predicting the ratings of each scholarship player on Florida State University's roster, Noles247 has unveiled their projections for the game's offensive ratings.

While FSU's offense is expected to be the 22nd best unit in the country with an overall rating of 83, the Seminoles' defense is anticipated to be even stronger, boasting an impressive rating of 88, placing them 11th nationally. In a thorough breakdown written by Brendan Sonnone of Noles247, the game's ratings for FSU's offense and defense were discussed in detail.

Having gained nationwide recognition as a five-star signal caller straight from high school, DJU is expected to receive ample recognition from the ratings team at CFB25. With a standout performance in his previous college season and the anticipation of being FSU's starting QB1, DJU is likely to receive a favorable rating in the game.

Glenn, a talented second-year player, has already showcased his skills in two challenging games against Louisville in the ACC Championship and Georgia in the Orange Bowl. Despite being a backup player, internal confidence in Glenn is high, warranting a strong rating for his backup role.

Kromenhoek, a true freshman, is set to make his debut in "College Football 25" with an impressive rating. His abilities as one of the nation's top passing prospects in the recent recruiting cycle have catapulted him to a noteworthy status among the game's developers.

As the release of "College Football 25" approaches, fans of Florida State University are undoubtedly eager to explore the ratings of their favorite offensive players and experience the thrill of controlling their virtual counterparts on the field. Whether the predictions by Noles247 accurately reflect the actual ratings remains to be seen, but it undoubtedly adds to the excitement surrounding the upcoming video game release.