College Football 25 offense tips: 5 best ways to improve your gameplay

The craze for College Football 25 has taken over fans since its release last week. There are a few things that users can do that will help them offensively in College Football 25.

Let's take a look at a handful of tips that players can use to help them move the chains and put more points on the scoreboard.

5 best College Football 25 offensive tips

Read the defense

Understanding the defense is critical to the offensive success that you will have. Understanding the looks that the defense comes out in means that you understand how some of the defense is going to react when the ball is snapped. Using that to your advantage is critical as you can get some easy yards that way.

Know your players

Knowing what players you have at your disposal will help the first downs continue to go on. If you are using a team with a speedy wide receiver like Nyck Harbor for the South Carolina Gamecocks, understand that running deep routes can be better. However, if you are using a team like the Oklahoma State Cowboys with running back Ollie Gordon II, expect to run the ball incredibly well.

Don't be afraid of RPOs

RPOs (run-pass options) are a way to have multiple different plays at once as you have a decision as a quarterback to throw a quick pass or hand the ball off if there is a hole. This allows a lot of different options so taking advantage of this in College Football 25 means a lot of different things can happen at once.

The player can see what type of defense is being run as the ball is snapped and the user can decide whether to run a quick passing play or hand the ball to the running back to get some yardage if the defense up front is lackluster. This is a play that can open the playbook up for you going forward.

Find a playbook

Speaking of playbooks, there are more than 140 different playbooks that you can have on offense and each is going to have different plays and different styles to them. Figuring out how you want to play in College Football 25 is critical to what playbook you are going to use.

Once you find a playbook that suits your style, finding a handful of formations or even plays is critical for moving forward and finding success. If you want to run the ball consistently, maybe an Armed Forces playbook would work while passing offenses could see the USC playbook as their favorite.

Understand the abilities

College Football 25 has abilities that are put on different elite college football athletes that are divided into two different categories: physical and mental. The game has given its top 100 players different abilities, that give the player added boosts. For example, Iowa Hawkeyes Cade McNamara has the Sleight of Hand ability.

That ability means that he can fake defenders out more often on first-down attempts or with three or fewer yards to go to the first-down marker. Understanding which ability your players have will help you take advantage of specific situations.