Oregon They are trending towards a premier safety in the 2025 freshman class.
The Ducks are in the lead On3 Recruitment Prediction Machine (RPM) Five Star Safety in Shaker Heights, Ohio Trey McNutt He has a 74.7% chance of getting a contract.
On3’s Steve Wiltfong recorded expert projections that McNutt would attend Oregon, following in the footsteps of Oregon insiders Justin Hopkins and Max Torres.
Oregon has primarily competed against Ohio State during McNutt’s recruiting period, as the Buckeyes are a product of Northeast Ohio.
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McNutt made an official visit to Eugene in late June.
“I had a great time on my official visit in Eugene,” McNutt told On3. “Everybody was in high spirits from the get-go. I got off the plane and the whole staff was there. Everybody was cheering, blasting music, doing everything. I was in high spirits the whole time. I really had a great time.”
The 5-foot-11.5, 183-pound McNutt is the nation’s No. 22 prospect, No. 2 safety and No. 2 player out of Ohio State in the 2025 cycle. On3 Industry Rankings — A weighted average utilizing all four of the biggest hiring media companies.
Trey McNutt Scouting Overview
On3’s scouting and rankings team wrote the following about McNutt’s potential:
“Long-range safety candidate with ability to get downhill and be a force player in the run game, can play centerfield as a single-high safety or match up man-to-man in the slot. Very versatile in the secondary at the next level and beyond. Physical, violent player who isn’t afraid to stick his head in traffic and make plays around the line of scrimmage. Great burst and trigger off the backpedal. Great ability to read and diagnose what the offense is doing in front of him.”
““I’d like to see more from him in terms of ball production, but he has good ball skills and the ability to put the ball up in the air. He has a size that will easily develop in a collegiate strength and conditioning program, and he has great potential.”
