5 best offensive playbooks in EA Sports College Football 26 ft. Houston

Syndication: The Knoxville News-Sentinel - Source: Imagn
Syndication: The Knoxville News-Sentinel - Source: Imagn

EA Sports released College Football 26 on Thursday. Starting at noon ET, the game will be available for anyone to buy on PlayStation or Xbox. However, some players have had access to the game since Monday. Anyone who purchased the deluxe edition or MVP bundle got three days of early access to the game.

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As a result, some have already put many hours into the game, experimenting with different teams and their playbooks. Here is a look at five of the best offensive playbooks in College Football 26.

Best offensive playbooks in EA College Football 26

#1 Houston

Players who are most interested in focusing on the passing game should consider playing as the Houston Cougars in CFB 26. This team's playbook focuses on short to medium passing plays but also has some deep plays for desperate situations. This is not a playbook players should consider using if they want a balanced offense. Rushing is not used often with the Cougars in CFB 26.

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#2 Oregon

If players want to use a balanced offense, there are few better options in the game than Oregon. Like in real life, the Ducks in CFB 26 use a balanced offense that utilizes both the passing and rushing game nearly equally.

This playbook includes a huge number of formations, both for passing and rushing plays. It includes many options to keep the defense using, including screens, short passes, vertical passes, curls and outside runs.

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#3 Rice

Rice is not a team most players will think to use when they launch CFB 26 for the first time. However, if they do not try them out, they will miss out on one of the best RPO playbooks in the game. This is mainly because Rice primarily uses pistol and shotgun formations, allowing the player to make adjustments on nearly every play.

#4 Georgia Tech

Players who prefer to rush the ball should consider playing as Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets' playbook uses a plethora of rushing plays designed to wear down its opponent's defense. Georgia Tech uses the halfback and quarterback for rushing plays.

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#5 Iowa

Iowa is an interesting option because it allows players to use a pro-style playbook. It puts much emphasis on shotgun formations, which leads to rushing plays most of the time. However, there are still plenty of plays that allow the player to get the ball downfield with a deep throw.

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Edited by Alexander O'Reilly
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