Husker Camp Countdown: The top 50 Nebraska football players heading into the 2025 season
We are counting down the top 50 Nebraska football players you need to know heading into the 2025 season.
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Our Top 50 Nebraska football players to watch list begins with a walk-on who was placed on scholarship by Matt Rhule this spring.
Kevin Gallic arrives as a one-year transfer portal addition who's set to fix one of Nebraska's most pressing needs.
With Nebraska's starting kicking job seemingly set for a three-way camp competition, Alvano has the experience that could get him over the line.
Where he'll line up remains to be seen, but Conn projects as one of Nebraska's top pass defenders.
Lefotu's growth has slowed over the last two years with a redshirt and injuries, but he has the potential, and snaps, to make an impact this season.
A highly-touted freshman that got snaps last season, Sanders figures to be a key part of Nebraska's deep secondary this fall.
An Omaha native, Sledge is one of Nebraska's top interior offensive lineman and should push for a starting spot at the center position.
A likely candidate to take NU's kickoffs, Cunanan will also be given the opportunity to win the starting kicker job once and for all.
Mekhi Nelson's potential is one reason Nebraska football opted not to add a transfer running back.
Nebraska does not have an offensive line set for the fall, but Tyler Knaak could likely factor in after moving from guard to tackle this spring.
A former four-star recruit who caught three passes during his freshman season at LSU, Markway made a unique arrival at Nebraska before getting injured.
More of an outside defensive lineman than an interior rusher, George should excel at setting the edge and stopping the run.
He's dealt with injuries, but cornerbacks who stand at 6-foot-4 with strong tackling and pass coverage skills don't come around often.
Transfer pickups and growing young players mean Teddy Prochazka is no longer locked into a starting role when healthy, but he could still earn one with a strong fall camp.
One of Nebraska's biggest transfer additions of the offseason is poised to show off the skills that made him a five-star recruit in high school.
As one of Nebraska's most promising young defensive backs, Jones is set for a major role at cornerback.
Cortez Mills could be the next young Nebraska pass-catcher to star early in his career.
Whether he takes on a bigger role at tight end or remains an offensive X-factor, Nelson will be a key part of the Husker offense in 2025.
A key part of past Nebraska offensive lines, Turner Corcoran is expected to play a big part again for the unit this season if he can stay healthy this fall.
Nebraska running back Kwinten Ives is the favorite to fill the short-yardage role in which Dante Dowdell thrived last season.
Janiran Bonner mostly has earned a reputation as one of Nebraska's best blockers while paving the way for others on screens or short-yardage run plays.
One of Nebraska’s most intriguing freshman defenders from a year ago, Willis McGahee IV will have a chance to be even more disruptive in his next college season.
Nebraska ideally won’t need its second quarterback in a tight spot this season. If it does, Jalyn Gramstad will be the guy.
Andrew Marshall, a two-in-one playmaker, could be an upgrade for Nebraska on both defense and special teams as one of the program’s most intriguing offseason transfer additions.
Former Nebraska offensive lineman Juju Marks has chosen to pursue a basketball career, announcing on Thursday his transfer to a junior college.Â
