EA Sports College Football 25 Refreshes Player Ratings

EA Sports College Football 25 has rolled out updates to the player ratings of five standout athletes, reflecting the ever-evolving landscape of college football. These adjustments aim to accurately represent the talents and performances of top players, focusing on key skills such as accuracy, blocking, and sack-breaking abilities.

Reviving the college football gaming experience, EA Sports College Football 25 introduces several exciting features. The CampusIQ system dynamically alters player ratings based on their real-life performances, while the College Football 25 Wear & Tear system adds a layer of realism by simulating player fatigue and injuries throughout the season.

With more than 130 teams and lifelike representations of players, the game also offers beloved modes like Dynasty Mode and Road to Glory. These elements have positioned EA Sports College Football 25 as a leading title in sports gaming for 2024, but the developer is committed to ongoing updates to maintain its relevance.

Player Rating Changes in EA Sports College Football 25

Among the notable player rating updates is Cam Ward from the University of Miami, whose overall rating has risen by +2 to 91. His ability to throw on the run received a significant boost, now rated at 97 (+6), while his break sack skill also improved by +6, reaching a new score of 95.

Jihaad Campbell, a middle linebacker from the University of Alabama, experienced a substantial upgrade as well. His overall rating climbed to 89 with a +4 increase, and his block shedding ability rose by +5, now at 85. Most impressively, his impact blocking saw a dramatic +17 improvement, now rated at 87.

Players Receiving Updates:

- Cam Ward - University of Miami

- Jihaad Campbell - University of Alabama

- Nico Iamaleava - University of Tennessee

- Travis Hunter - University of Colorado

- Ashton Jeanty - Boise State University

Quarterback Nico Iamaleava from the University of Tennessee also saw his overall rating increased by +2, bringing him to 88. His deep throw accuracy improved to 87, while his break sack ability made a significant leap, now rated at 88 after a +14 boost. Travis Hunter, a dual-threat wide receiver and cornerback from the University of Colorado, elevated his overall rating to 97 with a +2 increase. His catch-in-traffic skill now sits at 93 (+6), and his hit power surged by +10 to reach 77.

Boise State’s halfback, Ashton Jeanty, saw a +4 bump in his overall rating, now at 96. His carrying ability increased by +6 to 84, and his speed also improved by +2, now rated at 93.

In addition to the updated player ratings, EA Sports College Football 25 is committed to ongoing enhancements, regularly implementing updates that aim to create a more immersive and authentic gaming experience. Following its July 2024 release, the game quickly established itself as the best-selling title of the year in the U.S. With continued updates and support, EA is dedicated to ensuring the game remains a resounding success.