NBA 2K25 ratings – Top 100 best players

NBA 2K25 comes with a fresh set of ratings that highlight the winners and losers of last year’s campaign. The refreshed ratings provide you with new stats to get accustomed to and change up the rankings.

Here are the top 100 player ratings in NBA 2K25, including the highest-rated WNBA players.

Top 100 player ratings in NBA 2K25

Rank	Player	Team	Position	Upgrade/Downgrade	Rating
1	Nikola Jovic	Denver Nuggets	C	-1	97
2	Luka Doncic	Dallas Mavericks	PG	+2	97
3	Giannis Antetokounmpo	Milwaukee Bucks	PF	+1	97
4	Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	Oklahoma City Thunder	PG	+3	96
5	Joel Embiid	Philadelphia 76ers	C	–	96
6	LeBron James	Los Angeles Lakers	SF	-1	95
7	Stephen Curry	Golden State Warriors	PG	-1	95
8	Jayson Tatum	Boston Celtics	PF	–	95
9	Kevin Durant	Phoenix Suns	PF	-2	94
10	Anthony Davis	Los Angeles Lakers	C	–	93
11	Anthony Edwards	Minnesota Timberwolves	SG	+5	93
12	Devin Booker	Phoenix Suns	SG	-1	93
13	Jalen Brunson	New York Knicks	PG	+5	93
14	Donovan Mitchell	Cleveland Cavaliers	SG	–	92
15	Jaylen Brown	Boston Celtics	SG	+3	92
16	Kyrie Irving	Dallas Mavericks	SG	+2	92
17	Kawhi Leonard	Los Angeles Clippers	SF	-2	92
18	Victor Wembanyama	San Antonio Spurs	C	+7	91
19	Tyrese Haliburton	Indiana Pacers	PG	+2	90
20	Ja Morant	Memphis Grizzlies	PG	-2	90
21	Damian Lillard	Milwaukee Bucks	PG	-5	89
22	Jimmy Butler	Miami Heat	SF	-6	89
23	Paolo Banchero	Orlando Magic	PF	+5	89
24	Paul George	Philadelphia 76ers	SG	–	89
25	Trae Young	Atlanta Hawks	PG	–	89
26	Tyrese Maxey	Philadelphia 76ers	SG	+4	89
27	Bam Adebayo	Miami Heat	C	+1	88
28	De’Aaron Fox	Sacramento Kings	PG	–	88
29	Domantas Sabonis	Sacramento Kings	C	+1	88
30	Zion Williamson	New Orleans Pelicans	PF	-2	88
31	Pascal Siakam	Indiana Pacers	PF	+2	88
32	Karl-Anthony Towns	Minnesota Timberwolves	PF	+3	88
33	LaMelo Ball	Charlotte Hornets	PG	+1	87
34	Jrue Holiday	Boston Celtics	PG	+1	87
35	DeMar DeRozan	Sacramento Kings	PF	+1	87
36	Chet Holmgren	Oklahoma City Thunder	C	+10	87
37	Kristaps Porzingis	Boston Celtics	PF	+1	87
38	Jamal Murray	Denver Nuggets	PG	-1	87
39	Jaren Jackson Jr.	Memphis Grizzlies	PF	+1	87
40	Lauri Markkanen	Utah Jazz	SF	–	86
41	Cade Cunningham	Detroit Pistons	PG	+2	86
42	Jalen Williams	Oklahoma City Thunder	SF	+4	86
43	Franz Wagner	Orlando Magic	SF	+4	86
44	Derrick White	Boston Celtics	SG	+4	86
45	Dejounte Murray	New Orleans Pelicans	SG	+2	86
46	Evan Mobley	Cleveland Cavaliers	PF	+1	86
47	Scottie Barnes	Toronto Raptors	SF	+2	85
48	Julius Randle	New York Knicks	PF	–	85
49	Brandon Ingram	New Orleans Pelicans	SF	–	85
50	Alperen Sengun	Houston Rockets	C	+2	85
51	Rudy Gobert	Minnesota Timberwolves	C	+1	85
52	Bradley Beal	Phoenix Suns	SG	-1	85
53	Khris Middleton	Milwaukee Bucks	SF	–	85
54	Mikal Bridges	New York Knicks	SG	-2	84
55	OG Anunoby	New York Knicks	SG	+2	84
56	Jalen Green	Houston Rockets	SG	+1	84
57	Fred VanVleet	Houston Rockets	PG	+1	84
58	James Harden	Los Angeles Clippers	PG	-5	84
59	Jarrett Allen	Cleveland Cavaliers	C	+1	84
60	C.J. McCollum	New Orleans Pelicans	PG	–	84
61	Aaron Gordon	Denver Nuggets	PF	–	84
62	Myles Turner	Indiana Pacers	C	+1	84
63	Zach LaVine	Chicago Bulls	SF	-3	83
64	Tyler Herro	Miami Heat	SG	–	83
65	Draymond Green	Golden State Warriors	PF	–	83
66	Kyle Kuzma	Washington Wizards	SF	–	83
67	Michael Porter Jr.	Denver Nuggets	SF	–	83
68	Desmond Bane	Memphis Grizzlies	SG	-1	83
69	Deandre Ayton	Portland Trail Blazers	C	–	83
70	Josh Hart	New York Knicks	SF	+2	82
71	Alex Caruso	Oklahoma City Thunder	SG	+4	82
72	Jalen Suggs	Orlando Magic	SG	+6	82
73	Herbert Jones	New Orleans Pelicans	SG	+3	82
74	Jerami Grant	Portland Trail Blazers	PF	+1	82
75	Darius Garland	Cleveland Cavaliers	PG	-4	82
76	Ivica Zubac	Los Angeles Clippers	C	+2	82
77	Jonas Valanciunas	Washington Wizards	C	-1	82
78	Coby White	Chicago Bulls	SG	+5	81
79	Cam Thomas	Brooklyn Nets	SG	+5	81
80	Immanuel Quickley	Toronto Raptors	SG	+1	81
81	Mike Conley	Minnesota Timberwolves	PG	+2	81
82	Anfernee Simons	Portland Trail Blazers	SG	-2	81
83	Austin Reaves	Los Angeles Lakers	SG	-1	81
84	Brandon Miller	Charlotte Hornets	SF	+3	81
85	Klay Thompson	Dallas Mavericks	SG	-4	81
86	R.J. Barrett	Toronto Raptors	SF	-1	81
87	Andrew Nembhard	Indiana Pacers	PG	+5	81
88	Chris Paul	San Antonio Spurs	PG	-3	81
89	Devin Vassell	San Antonio Spurs	SG	–	81
90	D’Angelo Russell	Los Angeles Lakers	PG	-1	81
91	Miles Bridges	Charlotte Hornets	PF	+2	81
92	Naz Reid	Minnesota Timberwolves	C	+2	81
93	Isaiah Hartenstein	Oklahoma City Thunder	C	+5	81
94	Nikola Vucevic	Chicago Bulls	C	-3	81
95	Daniel Gafford	Dallas Mavericks	C	+4	81
96	Nicolas Claxton	Brooklyn Nets	C	-3	81
97	Jalen Duren	Detroit Pistons	C	+2	81
98	Dereck Lively II	Dallas Mavericks	C	+9	81
99	Keegan Murray	Sacramento Kings	PF	–	80
100	Jaden McDaniels	Minnesota Timberwolves	SF	-1	80

The picture up top is largely similar, with Nikola Jovic, Luka Doncic, and Giannis Antetokounmpo being the best players in NBA 2K25 at launch. While Doncic and Giannis receive upgrades, Jovic is handed a marginal downgrade despite being last season’s MVP.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander cemented his status as a superstar last season by maintaining a 30.1 PPG and scoring 30+ points in 51 games. He receives a +3 boost for his efforts. Cover star Jayson Tatums sees no upgrades despite winning a Championship ring with the Celtics.

Elsewhere on the list, Mavericks members like Lively (+9) and Gafford (+4) have seen substantial upgrades following their trip to the NBA Finals.

After a young Thunder team put together an impressive season, Holmgren (+10), Hartenstein (+5), Williams (+4), and Caruso (+4) have all been rewarded in a big way. Other notable upgrades include Brunson (+5) and Edwards (+5), who were two of the most dominant players in the league late into the season.

Meanwhile, aging superstars whose form took a dip have seen their ratings drop. Harden (-5), Thompson (-4), Lillard (-5), and Butler (-6) fall into this category with the biggest downgrades.

Top 5 WNBA ratings

Rank	Player	Team	Rating
1	A’ja Wilson	Las Vegas Aces	99
2	Breanna Stewart	New York Liberty	97
3	Napheesa Collier	Minnesota Lynx	95
4	Alyssa Thomas	Connecticut Sun	95
5	Brittney Griner	Phoenix Mercury	94

2K games have made A’ja Wilson the highest-rated WNBA player in the franchise’s history. Fresh off back-to-back championships in 2022 and 2023, Wilson has the chance to make history and secure a three-peat for the Aces.

New York Liberty Power Forward Breanna Stewart was Wilson’s main opposition in the WNBA Finals last year and the superstar will look to make another Finals appearance this season.

You might be looking to secure your copy after the ratings reveal, so don’t forget to check out the pre-order rewards and the PC requirements.