The second edition of EA Sports’ return to the college football video game landscape is set to begin on July 10th with the release of EA College Football 26. Over the past couple weeks, they’ve been releasing stuff about the new and updated features in the game, and around the internet you’ll find no shortage of articles detailing what the new game has to offer.
I’m not one of the lucky writers who have gotten a chance to play the game in advance, so I have nothing to add on that front. Instead, I want to use this opportunity while the game is coming to the forefront to pitch some ideas on what might make the game even more realistic.