EA Sports College Football 25 has officially launched, which means players can finally get their hands on the game, and experience all of the game modes.
However, before jumping right into the EA Sports College Football 25 field, players should first understand everything about the physical abilities in the game, as they can have a huge impact on the outcome of a game.
Physical Abilities in EA Sports College Football 25
In EA Sports College Football 25, physical abilities are very important as they impact how players perform, be it at home or away.
Physical abilities can affect a player's ability to break a tackle, make a difficult catch, juke defenders, accuracy on the pocket, ability to fake defenders when using play action, pass blocking, and much more.
Player abilities play a factor in every single one of the EA Sports College Football 25 game modes, but they are especially crucial in the Road To Glory and Dynasty modes.
All Physical Abilities in EA Sports College Football 25
There are a total of 63 physical abilities in EA Sports College Football 25, with each one of them impacting the game uniquely, and being able to change the outcome of a match.
Here are all the physical abilities in EA Sports College Football 25:
Name | Bronze | Silver | Gold | Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mobile Deadeye | When on the run outside the pocket slight accuracy boost to WR’s up to 15 yards downfield | When on the run outside the pocket moderate accuracy boost to WR's up to 20 yards downfield | When on the run outside the pocket significant accuracy boost to WR's up to 30 yards downfield | When on the run outside the pocket ultimate accuracy boost to any receiver |
House Call | Slightly improved ability to catch interception attempts
| Moderately improved ability to catch interception attempts | Significantly improved ability to catch interception attempts | Ultimate ability to catch interception attempts and unlimited stamina on returns |
Arm Bar | Slightly improved ability to break tackles when using stiff arms | Moderately improved ability to break tackles when using stiff arms | Significantly improved ability to break tackles when using stiff arms
| Ultimate ability to break tackles when using stiff arms and quicker broken tackles |
360 | Slightly improved ability to fake out defenders with Spin moves | Moderately improved ability to fake out defenders with Spin moves | Significantly improved ability to fake out defenders with Spin moves and increased responsiveness | Ultimate spin moves for responsiveness and faking out defenders |
Headfirst | Slight ability to break more tackles when using truck moves | Moderate ability to break more tackles when using truck moves | Significantly more broken tackles when using truck moves | Ultimate ability to break tackles when using truck moves and quicker broken tackles |
Step Up | Slightly improved accuracy when stepping up into the pocket and not under pressure | Moderately improved accuracy when stepping up into the pocket and not under pressure | Significantly improved accuracy when stepping up into the pocket and not under pressure | Ultimate accuracy when stepping up into the pocket and not under pressure |
Sleight of Hand | Slightly increased ability to fake defenders using play action on 1st down or less than 3 to gain | Moderately increased ability to fake defenders using play action on 1st down or less than 3 to gain | Significantly increased ability to fake defenders using play action on 1st down or less than 3 to gain | Ultimate ability to fake defenders using play action on 1st down or less than 3 to gain
|
Magician | Slightly more agile in standard pocket movement | Moderately agility boost when in standard pocket movement | Significant agility boost in standard pocket movement | Ultimate ability to move around in the pocket |
Off Platform | Slight accuracy boost when throwing across body or backfoot for receivers up to 15 yards downfield | Moderate accuracy boost when throwing across body or backfoot for receivers up to 20 yards downfield | Significant accuracy boost when throwing across body or backfoot for receivers up to 30 yards downfield | Ultimate accuracy boost when throwing across body or backfoot for receivers up to 40 yards downfield |
Safety Valve | Slightly improved ability to catch the ball when aligned in the backfield (excludes knockouts) | Moderately improved ability to catch the ball when aligned in the backfield (excludes knockouts)
| Significantly improved cuts vs man coverage, and catching when aligned in the
backfield (excludes knockouts)
| Ultimate ability to win vs man coverage, and secure catches when aligned in the
backfield
|
Best Physical Abilities in EA Sports College Football 25
Among the plethora of physical abilities, some stand out, such as Extender, Magician, and Workhorse.
Extender is one of the best physical abilities for offensive players, especially wide receivers and running backs. With the platinum tier, players can easily break tackles against every single defender, which can be the difference between a 3 or 13-yard gain.
The magician is perhaps the best physical ability for quarterbacks, as it allows them to move around the pocket as they wish. It helps quarterbacks become masters of the pocket, just like Tom Brady.
Workhorse is a great physical ability to have in any of your players, but especially in your defensive players, as it drastically reduces the wear and tear effect they get when colliding with other players. In games where you are against a physically tough opponent, or in close games, this ability can make a huge difference.
We hope this article answers all your questions about physical abilities in EA Sports College Football 25.
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