College Football 25: best playbooks for offense

The best offensive playbooks in College Football 25 offer a variety of play styles, ensuring that you can match your game plan to your team's strengths. Here's a breakdown:

Air Force Falcons-Featuring the Flexbone formation, it offers a run-heavy offense with quick options for running, handing off, or passing, keeping defenses on their toes.

Arizona Wildcats-With a pass-heavy playbook featuring Shotgun and Singleback sets, this playbook is perfect for those who prefer a fast-paced aerial attack.

Army Black Knights-A run-heavy playbook that emphasizes controlling the clock with a Ground and Pound style offense.

Kansas State Wildcats-Tailored for a mobile QB, this playbook focuses on running and play-action with high-speed options, making it fun for scrambling QBs.

Michigan Wolverines-A balanced pro-style offense that offers both traditional running plays (I-Form) and Shotgun sets for deep shots when needed.

Oklahoma State Cowboys-Known for its strong Shotgun Bunch HB Str play, this passing-focused offense is great for spreading out defenses.

Oregon Ducks-Featuring Wildcat sets, including Unbalanced and Jumbo Z Wk, it provides a unique option for running the ball directly with the RB.

UNLV Rebels-Full of RPO (Run-Pass Option) plays, making it an exciting and versatile playbook for tricking defenses with different options.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons-Focuses on RPO Walk plays, giving you a brief extra moment to decide whether to run, hand, or pass.

For defense, the top two playbooks are:

3-3-5 Tite-A formation designed to counter spread offenses, offering speed with five defensive backs to cover both deep and wide routes. It provides a solid mix of coverage and run-stopping ability.

4-2-5-Focused on speed and pressure, this formation uses five defensive backs to cover the pass, while only two linebackers sacrifice coverage for a stronger front against the run.

Both of these defensive playbooks are great for stopping the pass, with the 3-3-5 Tite offering flexibility against spread offenses and the 4-2-5 providing a more aggressive front.

Would you prefer focusing on a high-powered offense or building a strong defense? Or maybe a combination of both in your Dynasty mode?

If you're looking to invest your CFB 25 coins, you could target specific recruits who will fill key roles on both sides. Are you focusing on any specific positions or just looking to add overall talent to balance your team?