College Football 25 has returned for the first time in more than a decade, and EA Sports announced recently that its release has performed even above its own expectations, with so

EA Sports released a player ratings update in College Football 25, adjusting the attributes and OVRs of several

EA Sports College Football 25 updates player ratings to better reflect abilities and keep up with the evolving world of college football.

LSU was no exception, with quite a few players seeing bumps in their ratings — though some, such as safety Jordan Allen, saw their ratings decrease. The biggest risers come among young players who are seeing action as freshmen, such as cornerback PJ Woodland (+5) and defensive lineman Ahmad Breaux (+4).

EA Sports released their first major ratings update for CFB25 since launch day, and several Cardinals had their overall rating impacted.

There are only two ways to describe Ashton Jeanty’s play this season, and they both begin with the letter H: Historic and Heisman-worthy. His numbers are more than video game-esque — so much so that EA Sports College Football 25 had to raise his overall rating to reflect his dominance.