Among SEC teams, Alabama Football leads the way on the CBS Sports/247Sports list of college football's top 150 players. The post-spring list will need an update from the next flurry of Portal activity. For now, five SEC teams have more than three players on the Top 150 list, led by the Alabama Crimson Tide with nine. Alabama is followed by Georgia with seven, Texas with six; LSU and Auburn have five players each.
The same source provided a 2024 post-season list of the Top 150, which included six Alabama football players. Three of last season's six made the list for the 2025 season.
The rankings list was compiled by former Texas All-America, and nine-year NFL player, Blake Brockermeyer. Alabama football fans know the Brockermeyer family well, with two of Blake's sons, James and Tommy, having played for the Crimson Tide. Blake is a college football analyst for 247Sports.
Alabama Football Players Top 150
- No. 10 - Ryan Williams - Wide receiver. Williams was ranked No. 86 at the end of last season.
- No. 24 - Kadyn Proctor - Offensive Tackle. Proctor was ranked No. 63 at the end of last season.
- No. 52 - Parker Brailsford - Center. Brailsford was ranked No. 118 at the end of last season.
- No. 89 - Domani Jackson - Cornerback
- No. 103 - Isaiah Horton (transfer from Miami) - Wide Receiver
- No. 105 - Jaeden Roberts - Offensive Guard
- No. 119 - Germie Bernard - Wide Receiver
- No. 128 - LT Overton - Defensive Lineman
- No. 149 - Keon Saab - Safety
Eleven SEC football players are ranked in the top 25 of the Top 150. Joining Alabama's Ryan Williams and Kadyn Proctor are South Carolina Quarterback, LaNorris Sellers (No. 3); LSU Quarterback, Garrett Nussmeier (No. 4); South Carolina; South Carolina Edge, Dylan Stewart (No. 6); Ole Miss Edge, Suntarine Perkins (No. 12); Texas Linebacker, Anthony Hill (No. 13); Oklahoma Quarterback, John Mateer (No. 6); Auburn Edge, Keldric Faulk (No. 17); Georgia Defensive Tackle, Christian Miller (No. 18; and Texas Edge, Colin Simmons (No. 22).
The post-spring Top 150 list is dominated by the SEC with 54 players selected.
The number of players selected from other SEC teams is as follows: Florida (4), Ole Miss and Texas A&M (3 each), Missouri, Oklahoma, and Vanderbilt (2 each), Kentucky, Mississippi State, and Arkansas (1 each).
The top teams from outside the SEC with six selections each are: Clemson, Ohio State, Penn State, and Oregon.