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2025 Rhode Island roster

104 players: 30 freshmen, 16 sophomores, 33 juniors, 18 seniors, 7 with no class listed. From 16 states and 3 other countries; the most from Rhode Island (22) and Florida (18). The 2025 season.

Quarterbacks 5

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
7Devin Farrell QBJr.6′0″195Alpharetta, GA3,746 passing yards, 24 TD
16Conner Kenyon QBJr.6′3″195Austin, TX299 passing yards, 3 TD
15Alex McClelland QBSo.6′2″215Barrington, RI24 rushing yards, 1 TD
10Ryan Jankowski QBTransfer from MassachusettsSr.6′3″210Vero Beach, FL
17Ben Roden QBFr.6′3″200Woodbury, CT

Running backs 5

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
4Antwain Littleton II RBTransfer from TempleSr.6′1″240Greenbelt, MD1,248 rushing yards, 14 TD
2Brendon Barrow RBTransfer from Stanford5′8″190Etobicoke, ON422 rushing yards, 5 TD
22Gabe Winowich RBTransfer from RutgersSo.6′1″217Bloomfield Hills, MI169 rushing yards, 2 TD
27Terrence Campbell RBFr.6′1″220Providence, RI40 rushing yards, 1 TD
25Carson Harwood RBJr.6′0″220West Roxbury, MA

Receivers 16

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
1Marquis Buchanan WRJr.6′4″190Providence, RI78 catches, 1,337 yards, 8 TD
8Greg Gaines III WR6′3″200Tampa, FL65 catches, 1,018 yards, 4 TD
5Aboraa Kwarteng WR6′2″190Alexandria, VA41 catches, 615 yards, 2 TD
89Angel Sanchez WRSr.5′11″185Providence, RI20 returns, 346 yards
11Omari Walker WRSr.5′9″172Mckinney, TX12 catches, 229 yards, 2 TD
9Jamall Mensah WRJr.5′11″180Coquitlam, BC2 catches, 10 yards
18Rian Black WRJr.6′0″210Rockledge, FL2 catches, 15 yards
34Joey Acciardo WRJr.5′9″165Johnston, RI
39Larry Gailloux Jr. WRFr.5′8″158Providence, RI
80Eddie Combs III WRJr.5′11″170Orlando, FL
81Mekhi Rossignol WRFr.6′0″175Union, NJ
82Jackson Morrice WRFr.5′11″175Cedar Grove, NJ
83Anthony Santoro WRJr.5′11″170Fullerton, CA
84Reece Williams WRFr.5′8″155Hanover, MD
85Alvarez Baker WRJr.5′9″180Melbourne, FL
86Tyler Poirier WRJr.6′0″195Narragansett, RI

Tight ends 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
2Connor Finer TESr.6′2″215New Port Richey, FL42 catches, 471 yards, 4 TD
80Matt Smith TETransfer from MassachusettsJr.6′4″245Needham, MA3 catches, 13 yards, 1 TD
88Kevin Schaeffer TEJr.6′5″245Hewitt, NJ2 catches, 58 yards, 2 TD
87Will Dixon TETransfer from West VirginiaJr.6′5″231Hillsborough, NJ1 catch, 2 yards, 1 TD
37Evan Spencer TEFr.6′0″205Cumberland, RI
87Jeremy Caspe TEJr.6′6″264Nantucket, MA
89Liam Hubacz TEFr.6′5″230Brookfield, MA

Offensive line 18

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
56Dontay Bishop OLJr.6′6″315New Britain, CT2 tackles
64Christian Smith OLSr.6′2″270Rumson, NJ1 tackle
52Demetri Robinson OLSr.6′2″295Fort Lauderdale, FL
52Stephen Antonucci Jr. OLFr.6′3″285Cranston, RI
54Jeremy Redd OLFr.6′5″280Providence, RI
62Marcus Hiller OLFr.6′1″285Wyckoff, NJ
63Griffin Kleinknecht OLFr.6′3″285Middletown, RI
64Thades Crump OLSo.6′4″325East Hartford, CT
65Thomas Buxton OLSr.6′5″330Lanoka Harbor, NJ
67Jordan Cooper OLSr.6′3″315Dallas, TX
68Ethan Charnley OLFr.6′3″275Warwick, RI
69Martin Peccia OLFr.6′5″300Cadillac, MI
70Nick Thomas OL6′4″311East Orange, NJ
72Dayen Marouf-Araibi OLFr.6′3″290Plantation, FL
74Tre Alexander OLJr.6′2″321Tampa, FL
75Damon McMillian Jr. OLSo.6′3″335Tampa, FL
77Asa Neal OLJr.6′4″305Rahway, NJ
79Brock Bethea OLSr.6′5″305Pinson, AL

Defensive line 12

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
92Tosin Akinsulire DLJr.6′4″277Providence, RI1 INT
97Case Mankins DLJr.6′3″245Attleboro, MA5 tackles
51Patrick Conserve DLJr.6′3″255Cumberland, RI2 tackles
59Aaris Bethea DLTransfer from RutgersFr.6′4″275Brooklyn, NY2 tackles
44Emmanuel Dankwa DESo.225Wayne Hills, NJ
78Xavier Ali DLFr.6′3″250Huntington Station, NY
91Terrell Spruill DLSo.6′3″250East Mims, FL
93Bless Nyanneh DLSo.6′2″267Providence, RI
94Artin Balidemaj DLFr.6′2″250West Harrison, NY
96Kareem Wilson DLJr.6′4″255Miami, FL
98Ramin Farzaie DLFr.6′2″290Somerville, NJ
99Sahnai Swain-Price DLJr.6′1″290Boston, MA

Linebackers 14

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
7Moses Meus LBJr.6′3″230Pawtucket, RI19 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
0Rohan Davy LBSo.5′10″205Briggs Chaney, MD12 tackles
11Mitchell Garner LBJr.6′3″220Glen Burnie, MD8 tackles
8A.J. Pena LBTransfer from MemphisSr.6′2″243Branchburg, NJ6 tackles
33Sam Ofurie LBJr.6′2″230Salem, MA2 tackles
15John Boyles LBSr.6′3″240Traverse City, MI1 tackle
43Kamden Laudenslager LBFr.6′3″215Harrisburg, PA
48Elijah Rich LBFr.6′3″235Tampa, FL
49Alex Villa LBFr.6′4″215Londonderry, NH
50Marquese Avery LBSo.6′1″210Lynn, MA
55Gage Hinkley LBSo.6′1″230Colchester, CT
57Gabe Franco LBJr.6′1″215East Providence, RI
58Thomas Kubera LBSo.6′3″220Milton, MA
66Ian MacKinnon LBFr.6′4″205San Antonio, TX

Defensive backs 18

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
22Justin Carcel DBSr.6′0″186Port Saint Lucie, FL8 tackles, 2 INT
6Ayinde Johnson DBSr.6′0″195Danbury, CT3 tackles, 2 INT
21Leisaan Hibbert DBSr.6′0″191Melville, NY4 tackles, 1 INT
4D.J. Cureton DBJr.6′2″205Wake Forest, NC3 tackles, 1 INT
3Trey Lubin DBTransfer from MemphisJr.6′0″188Orlando, FL2 tackles, 1 INT
8Andre DePina-Gray DBJr.6′1″216Pawtucket, RI2 tackles, 1 INT
35Ethan McCann-Carter DBJr.6′0″200Pawtucket, RI3 tackles
21Chaas McCoy DBSo.5′11″180Jersey City, NJ2 tackles
5Jordan Campbell DBSr.5′8″189Union, NJ1 tackle
13Jalen Neal DBSr.6′0″180Atlanta, GA1 tackle
19Jermel Bynum DBFr.6′0″175Norwalk, CT
23Tremel States-Jones DB6′0″200Surrey, BC
24Josh Philostin DBTransfer from IndianaSo.5′11″180Palm Beach, FL
31Antonio Morgan DBSo.6′0″165St. Petersburg, FL
36Ja’Maree Thomas DBFr.6′0″185Tampa, FL
36P.J. Coffey DBFr.5′11″175Butler, NJ
38Timoy Stitchell Jr. DBFr.6′1″165Providence, RI
40Jamal Davis Jr. DBFr.6′0″200Danville, NH

Specialists 8

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
Garth White PKTransfer from USCJr.6′3″206Westlake Village, CA14 of 15 field goals
46James Allen PSr.6′3″190Fremantle, Australia51 punts, 41.3 average
32Randy Leavitt P6′0″205Woburn, MA
37Dominic Mazza PKFr.5′8″145Providence, RI
41Dillon Keough LSSo.6′3″210Winchester, MA
45Ty Groff PKJr.5′10″180New Canaan, CT
47Adam Okonowicz PKSo.6′1″200New London, PA
76Liam Kennett PFr.6′5″215North Kingstown, RI

Athletes and others 1

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2025
Jr. Antwain Littleton
Marquis Buchanan, Moses Meus, Andre DePina-Gray, Alex McClelland, Terrence Campbell, Ethan McCann-Carter, Dominic Mazza, Timoy Stitchell Jr., Larry Gailloux Jr., Jeremy Redd, Gabe Franco, Angel Sanchez, Tosin Akinsulire, Bless NyannehGreg Gaines III, Ja’Maree Thomas, Elijah Rich, Tre Alexander, Damon McMillian Jr.Carson Harwood, Thomas Kubera, Matt Smith, Sahnai Swain-PriceRandy Leavitt, Dillon Keough, Marquese AveryP.J. Coffey, Emmanuel Dankwa, Jackson MorriceTrey Lubin, Eddie Combs IIIJordan Campbell, Mekhi RossignolA.J. Pena, Ramin FarzaieMitchell Garner, Reece WilliamsJermel Bynum, Ty GroffChaas McCoy, Nick ThomasLeisaan Hibbert, Xavier AliEvan Spencer, Patrick ConserveMarcus Hiller, Kevin SchaefferGriffin Kleinknecht, Liam KennettConnor FinerAntwain Littleton IID.J. CuretonAboraa KwartengAyinde JohnsonDevin FarrellRyan JankowskiOmari WalkerJalen NealJohn BoylesConner KenyonRian BlackGabe WinowichJustin CarcelJosh PhilostinAntonio MorganSam OfurieKamden LaudenslagerAlex VillaDemetri RobinsonStephen Antonucci Jr.Gage HinkleyDontay BishopAaris BetheaChristian SmithThades CrumpThomas BuxtonIan MacKinnonJordan CooperEthan CharnleyMartin PecciaDayen Marouf-AraibiAsa NealBrock BetheaAnthony SantoroAlvarez BakerJeremy CaspeWill DixonTerrell SpruillArtin BalidemajKareem WilsonCase MankinsGarth WhiteRI 22FL 18NJ 15MA 11CT 7
Hometowns of the 2025 Rhode Island roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).

Where the roster comes from

By state

  1. Rhode Island 22
  2. Florida 18
  3. New Jersey 15
  4. Massachusetts 11
  5. Connecticut 7
  6. Maryland 4
  7. Texas 4
  8. New York 4

Top counties

  1. Providence County, Rhode Island pop. 665,000 17
  2. Hillsborough County, Florida pop. 1.5 million 5
  3. Brevard County, Florida pop. 633,000 3
  4. Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut pop. 627,000 3
  5. Union County, New Jersey pop. 579,000 3

Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–⁠2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size.

Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2025 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.