College Football 27 is right around the corner, with a worldwide release date of July 9, with early access beginning as early as July 2. Baylor football fans will be able to play with the Bears very soon — or start a Dynasty with Sac. State if that's what you like to do. EA Sports recently released every rating for every player who opted into the game. For Baylor, most players opted in, but there are a couple of notable omissions. With that being said, it's never too late for players to opt into the game, and with every update, more players could appear. Here is what every Baylor player is rated who entered the game. Top 10 overall playersRIch Janzaruk/Herald-Times / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn ImagesDT Hosea Wheeler - 84 overallRB Dawson Pendergrass - 83 overallQB DJ Lagway - 83 overallCB LeVar Thornton - 83 overallLB Travion Barnes - 83 overallWR Gavin Freeman - 82 overallS Jacob Redding - 82 overallP Palmer Williams - 82 overallWR Dre'lon Miller - 81 overallRB Michael Turner - 81 overallQuarterbacksDJ Lagway - 83 overallEdward Griffin - 67 overallNate Bennett - 62 overallQuinn Murphy - 61 overallLagway began College Football 26 as a 90-overall player, but as his season continued to unwind, his rating dropped. Lagway will have to have a good start to the season in order to get back towards the 90-overall status. Running backsChris Jones-Imagn ImagesDawson Pendergrass - 83 overallMichael Turner - 81 overallCaden Knighten - 80 overallRyelan Morris - 77 overallOne notable omission is true freshman HD Davis, who was a late signee in the class. Pendergrass, Turner, and Knighten are very close together, and Ryelan Morris has a 94 speed rating, one of the best on Baylor. Wide receiversGavin Freeman - 82 overallDre'lon Miller - 81 overallLouis Brown - 80 overallTaz Williams - 76 overallLondon Smith - 75 overallChase Collier - 74 overallJadon Porter - 72 overallMichael Johnson Jr. - 67 overallNeither Ashton Jones nor DeBraun Hampton, among a few others, are in the game at launch for Baylor. It's not shocking to see Freeman, Miller, and Williams as the top trio on the Bears. Porter might be a little low at 72. Tight endsMaria Lysaker-Imagn ImagesTony Livingston - 74 overallMatthew Klopfenstein - 73 overall Kai Wesley - 70 overallHawkins Polley - 65 overallDylan Schaub - 64 overallPeter Almanza - 64 overallTony Livingston and Matthew Klopfenstein are going to be the top two tight ends on the team, but Livingston's ceiling is quite high with his athletic ability. Offensive lineKaden Sieracki - 78 overallCole Rhett - 75 overallLogan Moore - 74 overallLawson Petty - 73 overallMatthew Parker - 73 overallAsher Hale - 72 overallIsaiah Robinson - 70 overallKoltin Sieracki - 70 overallYakiri Walker - 70 overallNate Kibble - 69 overallHarrison Cluff - 67 overallThe weakest area of Baylor in the game, and possibly in real life. The Bears added a lot of players via the portal, but we need to see them keep DJ Lagway upright. Defensive lineHosea Wheeler - 84 overallGarrick Ponder - 79 overallKamren Washington - 79 overallJordan Mack - 78 overallZavion Hardy - 78 overallJaylin Jones - 77 overallDevonte Tezino - 76 overallJae'lin Battle - 76 overallJamaal Whyce - 76 overallRyan Davis - 76 overallJackson Blackwell - 75 overallKyler Jordan - 75 overallBraylen Jackson - 73 overallDaemian Wimberly - 70 overallTrent Thomas - 70 overallThe defensive line is fairly well ranked for Baylor in the game, with a lot of depth. Hosea Wheeler is the top-ranked Bear in the game, and he should be a dominant force for Baylor — assuming he's eligible. Garrick Ponder is the top-rated edge rusher. LinebackersJerome Miron-Imagn ImagesTravion Barnes - 83 overallKyland Reed - 74 overallJJ Shelton - 68 overallKaleb Burns - 67 overallKedric Walker - 63 overallAnthony Crenshaw Jr. - 62 overallKaleb Arterberry - 60 overallFreshman Jamarion Phillips is not in the game as of now, and Travion Barnes is by far the best linebacker Baylor has in the game. Kaleb Burns feels underrated after a lot of playing time a year ago. CornerbacksLeVar Thornton - 83 overallDevon Jordan - 77 overallJayden Rowe - 76 overallCalvin Simpson-Hunt - 75 overallReggie Bush - 75 overallDaniel Cobbs - 74 overallStilton McKelvey - 71 overallKyler Beaty - 69 overallLeVar Thornton is back and leading the corner room, and Baylor's transfers are good depth pieces. Former Ohio State corner Calvin Simpson-Hunt is No. 4 in the game. SafetiesMark J. Rebilas-Imagn ImagesJacob Redding - 82 overallColby McCalister - 80 overallDevin Turner - 80 overallAustin Ausberry - 75 overallTyler Turner - 75 overallMicah Gifford - 71 overallBo Onu - 70 overallColin Peacock - 69 overallJordan Davis - 68 overallMichael Allen - 63 overallAfter a standout season a year ago, Jacob Redding leads all safeties for Baylor. Kansas State transfer Colby McCalister is his sidekick, and both Turners are back in the fold. SpecialistsP Palmer Williams - 82 overallK Rhett Armstrong - 76 overallPalmer Williams is severely underrated. An All-American leg and arguably the top punter in the nation should be much higher than an 82. Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow