The buildup for EA Sports College Football 27 is underway, and it begins with the reveal of the game’s official covers.
Announced on Tuesday, it was confirmed that Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney, and Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacey will grace the cover of the Standard Edition of College Football 27.
The cover of the Deluxe Edition also includes Indiana coach Curt Cignetti, Texas linebacker Colin Simmons, Notre Dame cornerback Leonard Moore, and USC quarterback Jayden Maiava.
“College Football 27 promises to be an incredible year, one in which we’re able to start reflecting the modern era of college football more authentically and with more depth for our players than ever before,” Evan Dexter, VP of Franchise Strategy and Marketing at EA Sports, said.
“Our cover athletes – Kewan Lacy, Malachi Toney, and Dante Moore – represent that modern era by transcending programs and drawing in generations of college football fans, regardless of their school pride.”
The reveal of the covers is just the start for College Football 27. EA Sports is set to reveal full features of the game, along with details on Madden 27, on Thursday, June 4. Airing at 8pm ET, EA Sports Opening Drive is a new approach to how the developers want to unveil things to players.
Some of the features coming to College Football 27 include a Mascot Mashup mode, new positions in Road to Glory, enhanced Dynasty Mode improvements, and more. There’s also a strong rumor suggesting that the game will make it’s debut on PC this year.
Everything will be announced on Thursday, and Insider Gaming will have full coverage of the reveal.
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