Who are the most overpowered offensive players in the new EA Sports College Football 25 video game?

The EA Sports College Football 25 video game is finally here! For those that pre-ordered the Deluxe Version of the epic return of the most important video game release this century early access officially opens July 15th at 4pm ET/3pm CT. July 19th is the official release day of the video game everywhere.

But with the return of this storied game comes some immediate questions that fans around the world will likely have answered in the coming weeks of competitive play. First and foremost, who are the most overpowered offensive players in the new College Football 25 video game? There will most definitely be some players that give quite the advantage to those who know how to use them.

Most Overpowered Offensive Players

One of the best College Football media members out there, Hayes Fawcett, has been sharing various nuggets thanks to his early access to the game and he has the most complete and likely accurate "overpowered" list out there so far. No one looks like quite the Michael Vick in Madden '04, but there are several top playmakers who are clearly going to be a problem.

The closest thing we might see in College Football 25 to Madden '04 Michael Vick is Jalen Milroe. With a Throw Power of 94 and quickness at 93 he's going to be a wildly difficult quarterback to face off against.

That certainly matches his play style in real life. He averaged nearly 11 adjusted yards per pass attempt because he could launch it downfield with ease, and also managed to score 12 times on the ground thanks to his legs. Alex Orji at Michigan looks just about as stacked as well, but depending on how his season starts we may see a drastic update from EA Sports on him.

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The wide receivers look incredibly overpowered across the board based on what has leaked through so far. Barion Brown and Zachariah Branch are return game unicorns with juke skills and burst nearly unmatched in the entirety of the sport. Brown already has four return touchdowns on his resume, with more called back due to penalties away from the play. Branch scored a couple last season too.

Evan Stewart (and his teammate Tez Johnson) has been reported to have a speed rating of 95, so when you throw in quickness and elusiveness at 96 or above he immediately becomes an absolute capital "P" problem on any given down. And same goes for Travis Hunter of Colorado. His speed, quickness, and hands are already going to be menacing enough on defense. On offense Hunter will be catching the ball in traffic and easily weaving his way towards the end zone.

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Be looking for more C ollege Football coverage here at A to Z Sports all year long! I'll be back with plenty of updates on the College Football 25 video game as the ratings change, dynasties are born, and new unique aspects of the game are revealed. Follow me (@FF_TravisM) on X (Twitter) for all the latest football news!

And if you want to watch some Jalen Milroe highlights from last year to see how crazy overpowered he could be in the College Football 25 video game you can check out the video below!