Michigan State Football Recruits Top Prospects

In the 2025 NFL Draft, promising prospects are emerging, including running back David Smith, who emphasizes his versatility and adaptability in his game. Meanwhile, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith predicts that his cousin, Jeremiah Smith, a freshman receiver at Ohio State, will become the greatest receiver ever based on his impressive early performance. Michigan State's cornerbacks coach Demetrice Martin is actively enhancing the team's recruitment efforts, recently offering JUCO cornerback Keshawn Davila, who has garnered significant interest from multiple schools. Plaxico Burress, a former Michigan State standout, now sees his son, a top wide receiver prospect, being courted by various colleges, including Notre Dame and Michigan State. The Spartans are also focusing on utilizing tight ends effectively, as demonstrated by Jack Velling's involvement in downfield plays, attracting future recruits. New head coach Jonathan Smith's offensive strategy is resonating with recruits, positioning Michigan State as a competitive force in upcoming classes.