The 2025 Navy All-American Bowl will showcase four highly-rated prospects on Saturday at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. This game, previously known as the Army All-American Bowl, will feature top high school talents from the 2025 and 2026 recruiting classes. It is scheduled one day after the conclusion of the 2024 College Football Playoff semifinal.
In the past, the bowl has seen 594 future NFL draft picks, 247 Pro Bowl selections, and 18 Heisman Trophy finalists, providing college coaches with a glimpse into the future of the sport. The upcoming game is expected to add more excitement with the announcement of seven commitments during the event, as well as the opportunity for uncommitted 2026 prospects to showcase their skills.
Highlighted players to watch in the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl include:
– OL David Sanders Jr. (Tennessee), ranked No. 6 in the 2025 recruiting cycle.
– OL Andrew Babalola (Michigan), the second-highest-ranked player in the game.
– WR Kaliq Lockett (Texas), the highest-ranked skill position player.
– OT Lamont Rogers (Texas A&M), the last five-star recruit in the game.
The rosters for the 2025 Navy All-American Bowl feature the top 100 players of the 2025 class on each team, showcasing talented recruits from various schools.
Andrew Marsh is ranked at No. 75 overall and holds the No. 10 spot for wide receivers. The Michigan signee is set to make his mark in the upcoming games. Following closely behind is 4-star wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon, securing the No. 88 position overall and No. 13 among wide receivers. This talented player has committed to Texas, showing promise for their team’s future success. Another key player to watch out for is 4-star linebacker Charles Ross, standing strong at No. 91 overall and an impressive No. 7 among linebackers. Ross has chosen LSU as his collegiate destination, aiming to bring his skills to the forefront of their defense.
Ranking at No. 94 overall and holding the No. 9 position among defensive linemen is 4-star player James Carrington, who is yet to commit to a college. His decision will surely be a highly anticipated event in the world of football recruiting. Alvin Henderson, a 4-star running back, has clinched the No. 100 overall spot and an outstanding No. 5 ranking among running backs. With his commitment to Auburn, Henderson is poised to make significant contributions to their offensive strategies.
Looking ahead to the 2025 season, 5-star offensive lineman David Sanders Jr. has secured the No. 6 overall position and is recognized as the number one offensive tackle in his class. The Tennessee signee is expected to bring a new level of talent to his future team. Additionally, 4-star tight end Linkon Cure has earned the No. 27 spot overall and is ranked as the top tight end recruit. Cure’s commitment to Kansas State signals a bright future for their offensive plays.
Wide receiver Jaime Ffrench Jr. is a force to be reckoned with, holding the No. 35 position overall and ranking at No. 7 among wide receivers. Ffrench Jr. has chosen Texas as his collegiate home, where he aims to showcase his skills on the field. Offensive lineman Will Black comes in at No. 40 overall and is recognized as the No. 6 offensive tackle. His commitment to Notre Dame solidifies their offensive line with his exceptional abilities.
Defensive linemen are crucial to a team’s success, and Iose Epenesa, a 4-star recruit, stands at No. 42 overall and No. 5 among defensive linemen. Epenesa’s decision to join Iowa will undoubtedly bolster their defensive strategies. Amare Adams, another 4-star defensive lineman, follows closely behind at No. 43 overall and holds the No. 6 spot among defensive linemen. Clemson is fortunate to have Adams on their roster, bringing strength and skill to their defense.
In the defensive backfield, Hylton Stubbs, a 4-star recruit, is ranked at No. 52 overall and holds the No. 5 position among safeties.
