We’re halfway to National Signing Day for the Class of 2025 for Penn State football.
As the calendar turns to July, we’re down to six months until December when committed athletes can finally put pen to paper and officially sign their National Letter of Intent.
As things stand today, James Franklin and his assistants have put together another recruiting class with a number of Top 200 nationally ranked players.
In terms of Team Recruiting Rankings, Penn State is ranked No. 5 by Rivals.com and No. 8 by 247Sports.
That’s a very impressive overall ranking, despite Penn State getting a couple of de-commitments, keep in mind that they’re still very much in the mix for a handful of highly ranked 4-star recruits, namely wide receiver Taz Williams, Jr. and wide receiver Koby Howard.
When taking a look at Penn State’s current 19 commitments, fans like to discuss who the top individual players in the class are. While that obviously is subjective and no one truly knows the answer to that question, national recruiting sites certainly have an opinion about that, and oftentimes they don’t even agree.
Add Nittany Sports Now as a preferred source in Google! Click here to add us.Rivals and 247Sports are two of the most respected recruiting services in the country and here’s who they rank as the top five individual players in Penn State’s Class of 2025.
PENN STATE’S TOP FIVE 2025 RECRUITS PER RIVALS
- 4-star cornerback Daryus Dixson (Santa Ana, California)
- 4-star cornerback Jahmir Joseph (Montvale, New Jersey)
- 4-star running back Jabree Coleman (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- 4-star linebacker Alex Tatsch (Latrobe, Pennsylvania)
- 4-star DE Jayden Woods (Shawnee, Kansas)
Graphic by Penn State Athletics: Alex Tatsch
PENN STATE’S TOP FIVE 2025 RECRUITS PER 247 SPORTS
- 4-star cornerback Daryus Dixson
- 4-star defensive end Jayden Woods
- 4-star defensive end Max Granville (Sugar Land, Texas)
- 4-star cornerback Jahmir Joseph
- 4-star WR Jeff Exinor, Jr. (Owings Mills, Maryland)
Other 4-star players in Penn State’s recruiting class
include RB Tiqwai Hayes, QB Bekkem Krtiza, LB Dayshaun Burnett, TE Matt Henderson and DB Braswell Thomas.
Courtesy Jabree Wallace-Coleman
