Activision has lifted the lid on the Call of Duty League 2025 season Operator skins, and they’re… Well, they’re not good. They’re pretty basic and almost nothing seems to have influenced their design beyond basic colour schemes, but at least Boston Breach has a demonic face mask.
The smattering of skins hasn’t impressed COD League fans worldwide, but they’ll of course sell because Call of Duty players love to represent their favourite team in-game.
COD League Skins Confirmed
All 12 COD League skins have been revealed by Activision, but they’re not very innovative. That’s a surprise considering how inventive teams have been with other Operator skins in Black Ops 6 thus far, and the Season One Battle Pass continues that trend in earnest.
Here are the teams competing in the Call of Duty League 2025 season:
- Atlanta FaZe
- Boston Breach
- Carolina Royal Ravens
- Cloud9 New York
- LA Guerrillas
- LA Thieves
- Miami Heretics
- Minnesota Rokkr (G2 Esports)
- OpTic Texas
- Seattle Surge
- Toronto Ultra
- Vegas Falcons
The design follows the ‘backwards-cap-and-goggles’ aesthetic that has been present in the Call of Duty League skin circle for years. It’s about time something changed, but at least the team branding is on point.
Some of the flashier skins have been reserved for Boston Breach and OpTic Texas, while the LAG and C9 skins have a full-body colour change on deck – everyone else is just wearing a standard black outfit.
Traditionally, teams have very little input in the design of these skins. They can choose colours, the locations of said colours, and usually the design of the central flash that makes up the skin’s core identity, but that’s it. They’re not going to have Rokkr’s skin wearing a horned helmet or have the Royal Ravens’ skin boast a set of wings now, are they?
The COD League skins will be released later in Season One.
Are you going to invest in a COD League 2025 skin? Let us know in the comments.
For more Insider Gaming coverage, check out how the Black Ops 6 Season One Battle Pass works
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