Texas A&M football’s star junior wideout ranks as one of the top players at the position in the EA Sports College Football 27 video game.
Per the rankings release from EA Sports, Craver is listed as a 91 overall, making him the seventh-best wide receiver in this year’s game. Craver transferred from Mississippi State to Texas A&M before last season and immediately made a splash as one of the most electrifying players in the country.
The Phil Steele Preseason All-America Team selection is projected to have another breakout season in Bryan-College Station, as he looks to etch his name into program history as one of the most dominant and speedy wideouts to ever suit up in the Maroon and White uniform.
In 2025, Craver ranked third in the SEC with 917 total receiving yards, averaging a whopping 76.4 per contest for the Aggies. He complimented the Cleveland Browns’ first-round draft pick, KC Concepcion, extremely well in Texas A&M’s offense, as the pair combined for 1,826 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns. With Concepcion gone to the NFL, the ability to lead the wide receiving corps will fall onto Craver’s shoulders.
He is more than ready for that responsibility, however. Craver’s teammates continue to rave about his leadership in the locker room and on the gridiron, as he looks to build upon his resume with the Aggies. His quick release and elite separation against some of the top secondary units in the country earned him the high overall in the new college football video game.
For Aggie fans wanting to use Craver to make some highlight-reel-worthy catches in EA Sports College Football 27, the game will be released on Xbox and PlayStation on July 9.
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