Players leaving
I know im english and therefore have no clue but bear with me please. Having reached the semi of cfp and losing to OU i wandered into the end of season. My starting QB left due to A+ playing time having started all season and been in the finals for the heisman he needs B+ playing time so im confused (he was happy with his NIL) my starting hb left having only A- playing style and needing B my nickel back left having only championship contender A+ needing B mone of my DTs left having playing style A+ needing B notice a trend. this has to be a bug. i am conscious of trying to keep all my roster happy to retain them and then stuff like this happens making it mind boggling. as an aside the 2-5-4 isn't. its 4-3. or 4-3 with RDE/LDEs. the 5 means LBs i thought. ie bowman/willis/smith era where 9ers had 5 good lbs and only 2 DL worth anything and playing 2-5-4 to get your best players on defence would make sense. subbing them in to a 4-3 doesnt allow for the variety with that number of lbers and i cant create plays.
Join our Online Dynasty!!!!
We’re starting an online dynasty and it’s for you if you like challenges and realism. We’ll start off with a low star team all in the same conference and the rule is you cannot accept a new job unless you win the conference championship and/or make the playoffs in that conference. That way you can work your way up to bigger programs and build your resume. Looking to start when we have enough confirms or within a week or two so EA can patch up some of these bugs. Comment or message me if you’re interested. Heisman 5 min quarter Advance to next week when everyone readys up Open to other setting adjustments but most of it will be default minus injury frequency in game and the amount of transfers allowed out.Proposal: Dynamic Draft Stock
I would like to suggest a more dynamic system for determining which Dynasty players enter the NFL Draft. Currently, draft outcomes appear to depend heavily on a player’s overall rating. This can create unrealistic results where highly productive players simply graduate instead of being drafted because their overall rating is below an internal threshold. For example, I had an 83-overall running back who broke multiple school records, earned All-American honors, won several awards, and helped lead the team to the College Football Playoff semifinals. Despite that level of production, his departure was listed as graduation rather than the pro draft. I believe overall rating should remain an important part of draft evaluation, but it should not be the only major factor. A Draft Stock score could be calculated throughout the season using factors such as: Overall rating Season statistics Career statistics National statistical rankings Conference and national awards All-American selections School and NCAA records Playoff and championship performance Physical attributes relevant to the player’s position Player age and class Overall rating could provide the player’s baseline draft score. Production, awards, and major accomplishments could then add to that score. For example, a player rated between 90 and 95 overall might receive a strong baseline score. That player could then receive additional draft-stock points for recording 1,200 receiving yards, scoring touchdowns, earning All-American honors, or winning a positional award. The players with the highest Draft Stock scores could then be placed into the seven-round draft pool. Since there are 32 selections in each of seven rounds, the game could rank eligible players while also applying realistic positional demand. This would allow an elite-rated player with average production to remain a strong prospect, while also allowing an 82- or 83-overall player with an exceptional season to become a legitimate late-round draft pick. The main benefit would be that player performance would matter beyond awards and school records. A breakout season would affect a player’s professional future, which would make Dynasty results feel more connected and believable. An 83-overall running back who leads the nation in rushing, earns All-American honors, wins the Doak Walker Award, and breaks school records should at least have a realistic chance of being drafted rather than automatically being categorized as a graduating player.Bug with Visionary
Is anybody else having an issue with visionary ability that is a part of the MVP+ package? I played both the CFB 27 and Madden 27 betas. Created a coach in the Madden 27 beta. I don’t have access to the ability despite doing the prerequisite to unlock it. Others have it unlocked after taking the same course of action. Pinged support about this but of course was 0 helpCFB 28 Dynasty/Game wish list
In college football 27 Dynasty, you get 30 seasons, NCAA 14 gave you 60 seasons. It is understandable that the limit is because of console limitations and memory base. But 30 seasons is enough to reach level 100 with the current XP sliders. If you were to win a national championship every other year for 30 seasons, you would only reach like level 75. With more seasons, give us a guarantee that we can retire our coach with max level. Team builder in the base game and the ability to have a custom conference by creating a new conference and select selecting that logo, and having 5-8 slots available for new teams other than replacing another one like you were able to in NCAA 14 which gave you 12 team builder teams to import. in the dynasty blueprint, you are able to upgrade facilities and all that great addition, it would be nice to add onto that to build a new stadium in college football 28 by using Madden’s engine from franchise. Historic Teams/Rosters for play now. You could use “Ultimate Team’s” licensing to put the players in the historic teams while maintaining ultimate team in the game used for off-line and online like in college football 27’s mascot mashup. You could use the MVP+ membership to unlock all mascots and historic teams. Unlocking All the historic teams and mascots having to unlock them if the MVP+ membership wasn’t Purchased. Pregame picks for games that you’re playing in introduced in NCAA 06 would show the announcers for the game that you were playing, then it was Brad Nestler, Kirk Herbstreit, and Lee Corso, (those guys are obviously not in the game) so you could use today’s announcers and pay tribute to Lee Corso head gear picking by Jesse Palmer or David Pollock or one of the guys in the booth choosing the mascot head. This would probably only be for Dynasty and Road to glory. And showing Holly Rowe rendering her like you would see in 2K for the sideline reporters. You could use a weekly wrap up, but instead of that it would be before with gameday being played or have the option to watch game day in the rankings of teams. Have it be like 5 to 8 minutes, in your dynasty or road to glory. this one is a small ask, but the ability to chew your players out like you would get chewed out by your coach in college football 27 Road the glory. A small detail, but have your player being chewed out by your coach have the ability to have like a cut scene showing a camera of your couch chewing out a player of yours after a mistake they made and vice versa when they do good show them praising them. In dynasty mode, recruiting more pitches. The ability to take your road to glory player and transfer him to either Madden or into a Dynasty as that player becomes a coach. more in depth news tab in college football Dynasty/road to glory. Use ESPN like you could through Madden. Create a player (for off-line rosters) create a play (for off-line and Dynasty only) Built-in create a teamNCAA 27 dynasty mode. Formation subs. Remove the 50 Formation Sub limit.
Dear EA College Football Development Team, First, thank you for bringing college football back. The gameplay continues to improve, and Dynasty is by far my favorite mode. However, one feature continues to significantly limit the experience: the 50 Formation Sub limit. Please consider removing this limit entirely, or at the very least increasing it substantially (200+). For players who enjoy building realistic football schemes, 50 substitutions simply isn’t enough. I run a field/boundary defensive system, which requires approximately 8 personnel changes per formation. Across multiple fronts (3-3-5 3 high, Nickel, Dime, short yardage, longer passing down sub packages, Goal Line, etc.), I exceed the limit before I even begin setting offensive personnel. On offense, I rotate multiple running backs, move backs into receiver positions, create third-down packages, and build situational personnel groups. That alone can require dozens more substitutions. The current cap forces players to abandon realistic personnel packages—not because of football strategy, but because of an arbitrary menu limitation. This isn’t a competitive balance issue, since Formation Subs are an offline and online Dynasty customization tool. Players who don’t want to use them simply don’t have to. Possible solutions: • Remove the limit entirely. • Increase the limit to at least 200. College football is built around specialized personnel packages. The more freedom players have to recreate real coaching philosophies, the better Dynasty becomes. Thank you for continuing to improve the game and for listening to community feedback. I hope this is something the team considers for a future title update. Sincerely, A longtime College Football Dynasty player Thank you, Garrett Hein