Little Details For College Football 27 Dynasty
Ok first off if we want the people to make it feel real the details matter even the small details ok like the college football playoff I think when u play I team like 2 or maybe even 3 times in that season I feel like the games u played before they should talk bout that more or who won and ect plus we have to give more real dynasty teams that really winning more championships I little more talk bout for as they school u should get more details on winning bringing up they last 4 out of 5 season they won the national championships a recap for player that really be balling at the school I think they should do a little more on that too can we bring the all together trophy’s if u win back to back in a row or even 3 in a row and please can we get the coaches and staff right like your coach go to another school but u can’t found a coach that run the same defense formation and that’s dumb when I coach got fire from another school and run the same defense but he not on the list to get hire from u need to fix thatLittle Details For College Football 27 Dynasty
Ok first off if we want the people to make it feel real the details matter even the small details ok like the college football playoff I think when u play I team like 2 or maybe even 3 times in that season I feel like the games u played before they should talk bout that more or who won and ect plus we have to give more real dynasty teams that really winning more championships I little more talk bout for as they school u should get more details on winning bringing up they last 4 out of 5 season they won the national championships a recap for player that really be balling at the school I think they should do a little more on that too can we bring the all together trophy’s if u win back to back in a row or even 3 in a row and please can we get the coaches and staff right like your coach go to another school but u can’t found a coach that run the same defense formation and that’s dumb when I coach got fire from another school and run the same defense but he not on the list to get hire from u need to fix that
College Football 27 Customization MUST HAVES
Without these I will start boycotting CFB 27 because at this point customization needs to be better! Most people are NOT asking EA to let them: edit real NIL players, sell created players, or profit from athlete likenesses. They’re asking for: fictional/offline Create-A-Player, editable TeamBuilder rosters, generated recruit editing, offline sandbox freedom. That’s why the frustration feels justified to a lot of fans. The thing that especially upset people:EA initially allowed editing some TeamBuilder players, then later restricted it harder. So players saw functionality disappear rather than improve. That made the community feel like EA overcorrected. And my point about “the consumer isn’t making money” is actually an argument many fans and even some legal analysts make: A user privately creating fictional players in an offline save is very different from EA commercially exploiting NIL. The risk mostly comes if users recreate real athletes and distribute them publicly online at scale. That’s probably why many people think the safest compromise is: What fans want Full CAP in OFFLINE Dynasty only No sharing/download center for created NIL recreations Editable generated recruits Editable TeamBuilder fictional players Keep online modes more restricted That would probably satisfy like 80–90% of the complaints. And honestly, from a technical standpoint, EA could likely implement safeguards pretty easily: disable sharing for created players, block editing of real NIL athletes, only allow editing autogenerated players, require TeamBuilder players to be fictional templates. That’s why EA may currently be more cautious than necessary. The encouraging part is this: EA absolutely hears this feedback. The TeamBuilder/edit-player complaints are among the loudest Dynasty criticisms every single year alongside: sim logic, recruiting balance, presentation depth, formation subs, trophy room/history, protected rivals, and offline customization. So I’d honestly be surprised if CFB27 ships without SOME movement in this area. The biggest clue will probably be: whether they start separating “real NIL players” from “generated/custom players” at the system level. If they do that, then deeper offline customization becomes much easier legally and technically. And if PC support ever happens? That conversation changes completely because mod communities historically solve this stuff almost immediately.Editing Players style
Hey guys I think I may have found a work around with editing players (styles) so apparently in dynasty you can only edit 10 players on a roster per season (Only) which means if you have players on the roster that you’ve already edited you can not edit anymore on the roster unless the already edited player is removed from roster. so the struggle for me was I was editing players ratings , equipment etc.. but when it came to editing there Styles it wouldn’t save whatsoever so what I discovered is that the game only allow you to edit up to 10 guys (styles) per season and they can’t already be on the roster. so for example: if I start up dynasty from scratch and play the first season then the following season and going forward it will only allow me to edit 10 players (styles) but I can still edit any player ratings , equipment etc… with no problem but the kicker is if you want to edit more styles of other players you can’t until the ones that’s on the roster is taken off via.. encouragement, portal etc..College Basketball 27 Cover Athlete idea
Georgia State University guard Jacob Meyer deserves to be on the cover of EA Sports College Basketball 27 because his career represents everything that makes college basketball exciting — hard work, confidence, big-game performances, and the ability to rise at every level. Meyer first broke out as one of the top freshman scorers in the country at Coastal Carolina, averaging 15.7 points and over 5 rebounds per game while scoring in double figures 28 times and dropping a career-high 32 points in the Sun Belt Tournament. After transferring, he continued to prove himself against tougher competition with multiple standout scoring performances and elite three-point shooting, helping his team break program shooting records. Now at Georgia State, Meyer brings experience, leadership, and an electric scoring ability that makes him one of the most exciting guards to watch heading into the new season. His journey through multiple programs shows resilience and adaptability, while his clutch moments and offensive firepower perfectly fit the fast-paced atmosphere EA Sports wants to capture. From breakout freshman star to proven college basketball playmaker, Jacob Meyer has earned the spotlight and would be the perfect athlete to represent the next generation of college basketball on the cover of EA Sports College Basketball 27. Also Believe Elliot Cadeau brings a different but equally important dynamic — elite playmaking, speed, court vision, and national recognition as one of the most talented young guards in college basketball. His flashy passing ability and fast-paced style make him the type of player fans want to use in a video game, while his leadership and basketball IQ make teammates around him better. Together, Meyer and Cadeau symbolize both the grit and the creativity of college basketball today. EA Sports should want cover athletes who not only produce on the court, but also bring energy, personality, and excitement to the sport, and both players perfectly embody that next generation of college basketball stars. Elliot Cadeau brings a different but equally important dynamic — elite playmaking, speed, court vision, and national recognition as one of the most talented young guards in college basketball. His flashy passing ability and fast-paced style make him the type of player fans want to use in a video game, while his leadership and basketball IQ make teammates around him better. Together, Meyer and Cadeau symbolize both the grit and the creativity of college basketball today. EA Sports should want cover athletes who not only produce on the court, but also bring energy, personality, and excitement to the sport, and both players perfectly embody that next generation of college basketball. Tahaad Pettiford adds another level of explosiveness with his scoring instincts, quickness, toughness, and ability to completely shift momentum in a game. His fearless style and highlight-producing talent make him one of the most exciting young players in the country. Together, Meyer, Cadeau, and Pettiford represent the future of college basketball — skill, energy, personality, and competitiveness — making them the ideal athletes to headline EA Sports College Basketball 27.Commissioners managing online dynasty’s
EA, please make a College Football Dynasty Companion App for online dynasties. The main thing we need is the ability to advance weeks from our phone and handle recruiting without having to be on console. For online dynasties, especially with multiple users, it would make the mode way easier to manage. Features that would be huge: - Advance week from the app if you’re the commissioner - Do weekly recruiting from your phone - View prospects, boards, visits, dealbreakers, and scholarship offers - See user readiness status before advancing - Send league messages or reminders - View schedules, standings, rankings, stats, and team needs - Commissioner tools like force wins, user management, and league settings A lot of us play online dynasty with friends, and the hardest part is keeping the league moving when people are away from their console. A companion app would keep players engaged all week and make online dynasty way more active.Tier 4 Ability Home Sweet Home
Hey i had a question about one of the coach abilities in talent developer. The tier 4 ability “Home Sweet Home” gives a boost to pipeline bonus for whatever position. Does this mean that the players you recruit in your pipeline will get an extra influence because of your pipeline, or does in increase the pipeline tier for those players? Thank youAdd “Flex TE (FTE)” Depth Chart Position for Modern Offenses
Add “Flex TE (FTE)” Depth Chart Position for Modern Offenses Problem (What’s broken): The current TE depth chart forces one player group to handle two different jobs: - Inline TE (Y): attached to the line, blocks like an OL, plays in heavy personnel - Move/Flex TE (F): detached, plays in space (slot/wing), runs routes in spread/gun This creates: - Inconsistent personnel across formations - Poor role resolution (blocking TE in space, receiving TE forced inline) - Extra setup time and more in-game errors Core Idea: Create a separate Flex TE (FTE) position on the depth chart—similar to SLWR. How It Works: TE Depth Chart (Inline Y Role) - TE1 — primary inline TE - TE2 — secondary inline TE - TE3 — depth Flex TE Depth Chart (F / Move TE Role) - FTE1 — primary receiving/space TE - FTE2 — backup flex TE - FTE3 — depth Formation Logic (Auto Assignment): - Under Center / Heavy Sets (I-Form, Ace, 12/22 personnel): use TE depth chart - Gun / Spread / Empty / Detached Alignments: use FTE depth chart - Wing / H-back / motion-heavy looks: prioritize FTE Dual TE Usage (Inline + Flex in Same Formation): Some formations require both roles at once (one TE attached, one detached). This system supports both simultaneously. Assignment Rules: - Inline TE positions → pull from TE depth chart - Detached/slot/wing TE positions → pull from FTE depth chart Examples: - Gun Doubles w/ TE + Slot TE: - Inline TE → TE1 - Slot TE → FTE1 - 12 Personnel (1 RB, 2 TE): - TE on LOS → TE1 - TE off-ball/wing/slot → FTE1 - Ace Slot / Split Wing: - Attached TE → TE1 - Motion/Wing TE → FTE1 Fallback Rules (for stability): - No FTE available → use TE with best receiving traits - No TE available → use FTE inline (with blocking penalty) Unicorn / Every-down TE (Dual-Role Player): This system should support rare players who can excel both inline and in space—an “every-down TE.” Concept: - Equivalent to an every-down RB who never leaves the field - Can block like a Y and win in space like an F System Rule (Dual-Role Eligibility): - A player can be assigned to both TE and FTE depth charts - If ranked #1 in both → he stays on the field across all formations - Alignment changes based on formation (not substitution): - Heavy sets → lines up inline (TE role) - Spread sets → lines up detached (FTE role) Substitution Conditions: - Fatigue - Injury - Explicit package rotation (TE2/FTE2) Why This Matters: This mirrors systems already in the game: - WR vs SLWR - HB vs 3DRB / PWHB TE is the only skill position still forced into one role, while modern football separates: - Y (inline) - F (flex/move) This system also properly values rare “unicorn” players instead of forcing them into one role. Gameplay Benefits: - Cleaner role resolution (players stay in correct roles) - More realistic substitutions across formations - Less reliance on manual formation subs - Better CPU roster logic - Rewards elite, versatile players - Creates meaningful roster decisions (specialists vs everydown TE) Recruiting & Development Impact: Encourages clear TE archetypes: - Y TE: strength, run block, pass block - F TE: speed, agility, route running, catching - Everydown TE: rare blend of both (premium asset) Bottom Line: Modern football treats TE as two positions: attached (Y) and detached (F). Adding Flex TE (FTE)—with support for dual-role “everydown” players—aligns the depth chart with real usage, improves gameplay realism, and reduces unnecessary micromanagement.Would love this for cfb 27
I would love to have the ability to create prospects from scratch in dynasty mode. I don't know why this isn't a feature already. Also is it too much to ask to be able to import draft classes to Madden?? I understand there are licensing limitations, but make it happen already! Would be the best way to guarantee you got my money on both titles every single year.