EA Sports College Football 26 doesn't release for a few more weeks (July 10), but that hasn't stopped TeamCrafters and internet sleuths from finding the early rankings.
While unconfirmed and unofficial, the players ratings for this years' game certainly appear to be right on track with what college football fans can expect.
So, who are the top Oregon Ducks in this year's game?
1. S Dillon Thieneman, 93 overall
The Purdue transfer has delivered back-to-back seasons with more than 100 tackles and is expected to be a future NFL first-round draft pick - even at a position that traditionally carries slightly less value than premium spots (quarterback, offensive tackle, edge-rusher, etc.)
2. RB Makhi Hughes, 92 overall
Hughes has rushed for at least 1,378 yards in each of his first two college football seasons, and transfers to Oregon with sky-high expectations.
Will he live up to the hype carry on Oregon's rich tradition of productive running backs?
T-3. LT Isaiah World, 91 overall
Another transfer.
World comes via Nevada, having not allowed a sack last season.
He was considered arguably the top offensive lineman in the transfer portal this offseason.
T-3. WR Evan Stewart, 91 overall
This one is likely to sting Oregon fans, as Stewart has reportedly suffered a leg injury that is likely to force him to miss the season.
Clearly, he was projected to be a major piece of the offensive puzzle this fall.
T-3. DE Matayo Uiagalelei, 91 overall
The former five-star recruit delivered on that promise last fall, registering 10.5 sacks in his sophomore campaign.
If Uiagalelei takes yet another major leap forward, he will solidify his status as a likely NFL first-round draft pick.
6. C Iapani Laloulu, 90 overall
One of the top centers in the country, Laloulu is a load inside at 6-foot-2, 325 pounds.
T-7. CB Theran Johnson, 89 overall
One of the top cornerbacks in the Big Ten Conference last year, Johnson comes to Eugene via Northwestern.
He projects as a potential "CB1" and is likely to be a future NFL draft pick.
T-7. LG Emmanuel Pregnon, 89 overall
Arguably one of the best interior linemen in the portal this offseason, Oregon made a major move when they were able to secure the former USC Trojans.
Oregon's transfer portal class was perhaps the best in the country - and this list shows why.
T-9. MLB Bryce Boettcher, 87 overall
A former walk-no, Boettcher was one of the most versatile linebackers in the country last season and clearly came into his own as a defensive leader.
An All-American season is not out of the question given Boettcher's leadership and ability to stop the run, help in coverage or get to the quarterback.
He's a fan favorite.
T-9. OLB Teitum Tuioti, 87 overall
Tuioti and Uiagalelei combine to make up what some believe is the best edge-rushing duo in the entire country.
Last season, the former Sheldon (Oregon) star racked up 5.5 sacks, but he flashed high-end burst and bend.
If he can take another step forward a double-digit sack season is not out of the question.
Of note, quarterback Dante Moore earned an 84 overall ranking, as did freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore, one of the most anticipated recruits in program history.
Dakorien Moore's 84 overall ranking for a true freshman is among the highest in the game's history, and speaks volumes about what many believe he can accomplish in Eugene.