Miami Football Ratings in College Football 27 After Roster Update

Trinton Breeze
3 min read
On Thursday, the new EA Sports College Football 27 video game released a huge roster update for players who were not in the game when it launched. When the game launched, the Hurricanes had 65 official players in the game, but as of today, multiple players the majority of whom are freshmen have been added.

The EA Sports crew added +1900 players in the update, adding missing freshman and upperclassmen into the game. This update includes 19 Miami Hurricanes players. Check out the entire Miami Hurricanes roster down below after the update.

Quarterbacks

Darian Mensah - 91
Luke Nickel - 73
Dereon Coleman - 73
Judd Anderson - 70

Running Backs

Mark Flecther Jr. - 93
CharMar Brown - 85
Girard Pringle Jr. - 84
Jordan Lyle - 80
Chris Wheatley-Humphrey - 79
Javian Mallory - 75

Wide Receivers

Malachi Toney - 96
Cooper Barkate - 90
Cam Vaughn - 86 (Not on the team no more)
Vandrevious Jacobs - 84
Somourian Wingo - 79
Vance Spafford - 78
Joshua Moore - 78
Daylyn Upshaw - 75
Milan Parris - 73

Tight Ends

Elija Lofton - 83
Luka Gilbert - 75
Gavin Mueller - 74
Israel Briggs - 73
Jackson Carver - 71
Cole McConathy II - 70
Adam Booker - 68

Offensive Line

Samson Okunlola - 85
Jackson Cantwell - 83
Matthew McCoy - 83
Max Buchanan - 78
Jamal Meriweather - 77
Ryan Rodriguez - 75
Johnathan Cline - 74
Seuseu Alofaituli - 74
Joel Ervin - 72
Ben Congdon - 72
Jadan Wilkerson - 70
Jared Davis - 69
JJ Sparks - 67
Canon Pickett - 65

Defensive Line

Ahmad Moten Sr. - 91
Damon Wilson II - 89
Justin Scott - 87
Marquise Lightfoot - 82
Keona Davis - 81
Armondo Blount - 80
Hayden Lowe - 79
Herbert Scroggins III - 78
Jordan Campbell - 77
DeAnthony Lafayette - 76
Booker Pickett Jr. - 75
Jarquez Carter - 75
Keshawn Stencil - 75
Asharri Charles - 74
Isaac Chukwurah - 70
Mykah Newton - 70
Logan Nagle - 64

Linebackers

Mohamed Toure - 84
Cam Pruitt - 76
Chase Smith - 74
Kamal Bonner - 73
Jason Rinehart - 70
Ezekial Marcelin Jr. - 67
Kellen Wiley Jr. - 67
Justin Edwards - 64

Cornerbacks

OJ Frederique Jr. - 88
Ethan O'Connor - 87
Xavier Lucas - 85
Damari Brown - 82
Camdin Portis - 78
Russ Cotton - 77
Ja'Boree Antoine - 75
Chris Ewald Jr. - 75
Brody Jennings - 75
Jaelen Waters - 74
Ryan Mack - 72

Safeties

Bryce Fitzgerald - 87
Zechariah Poyser - 85
Omar Thornton - 82
JJ Dunnigan - 77
Dylan Day - 75
Isaiah Taylor - 74

Kickers

Jack Olson - 78
Jake Weinberg - 75

Punter

Dylan Joyce - 78

In addition of the ratings, Miami's overall now sit at: 88 overall, 90 offense, 86 defense. The Hurricanes have one of the most electric offensive attacks in the game. Do you agree on the new player overall updates?
 

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On Thursday, the new EA Sports College Football 27 video game released a huge roster update for players who were not in the game when it launched. When the game launched, the Hurricanes had 65 official players in the game, but as of today, multiple players the majority of whom are freshmen have been added.

The EA Sports crew added +1900 players in the update, adding missing freshman and upperclassmen into the game. This update includes 19 Miami Hurricanes players. Check out the entire Miami Hurricanes roster down below after the update.

Quarterbacks

Darian Mensah - 91
Luke Nickel - 73
Dereon Coleman - 73
Judd Anderson - 70

Running Backs

Mark Flecther Jr. - 93
CharMar Brown - 85
Girard Pringle Jr. - 84
Jordan Lyle - 80
Chris Wheatley-Humphrey - 79
Javian Mallory - 75

Wide Receivers

Malachi Toney - 96
Cooper Barkate - 90
Cam Vaughn - 86 (Not on the team no more)
Vandrevious Jacobs - 84
Somourian Wingo - 79
Vance Spafford - 78
Joshua Moore - 78
Daylyn Upshaw - 75
Milan Parris - 73

Tight Ends

Elija Lofton - 83
Luka Gilbert - 75
Gavin Mueller - 74
Israel Briggs - 73
Jackson Carver - 71
Cole McConathy II - 70
Adam Booker - 68

Offensive Line

Jackson Cantwell - 83
Matthew McCoy - 83
Max Buchanan - 78
Jamal Meriweather - 77
Ryan Rodriguez - 75
Johnathan Cline - 74
Seuseu Alofaituli - 74
Joel Ervin - 72
Ben Congdon - 72
Jadan Wilkerson - 70
Jared Davis - 69
JJ Sparks - 67
Canon Pickett - 65

Defensive Line

Ahmad Moten Sr. - 91
Damon Wilson II - 89
Justin Scott - 87
Marquise Lightfoot - 82
Keona Davis - 81
Armondo Blount - 80
Hayden Lowe - 79
Herbert Scroggins III - 78
Jordan Campbell - 77
DeAnthony Lafayette - 76
Booker Pickett Jr. - 75
Jarquez Carter - 75
Keshawn Stencil - 75
Asharri Charles - 74
Isaac Chukwurah - 70
Mykah Newton - 70
Logan Nagle - 64

Linebackers

Mohamed Toure - 84
Cam Pruitt - 76
Chase Smith - 74
Kamal Bonner - 73
Jason Rinehart - 70
Ezekial Marcelin Jr. - 67
Kellen Wiley Jr. - 67
Justin Edwards - 64

Cornerbacks

OJ Frederique Jr. - 88
Ethan O'Connor - 87
Xavier Lucas - 85
Damari Brown - 82
Camdin Portis - 78
Russ Cotton - 77
Ja'Boree Antoine - 75
Chris Ewald Jr. - 75
Brody Jennings - 75
Jaelen Waters - 74
Ryan Mack - 72

Safeties

Bryce Fitzgerald - 87
Zechariah Poyser - 85
Omar Thornton - 82
JJ Dunnigan - 77
Dylan Day - 75
Isaiah Taylor - 74

Kickers

Jack Olson - 78
Jake Weinberg - 75

Punter

Dylan Joyce - 78

In addition of the ratings, Miami's overall now sit at: 88 overall, 90 offense, 86 defense. The Hurricanes have one of the most electric offensive attacks in the game. Do you agree on the new player overall updates?

I have no objections to the team and individual ratings, the defense and OLine have alotta room for improvement.

However since this new roster update, OT Juan Minaya 70ovr has been removed and replaced with an npc OT Jared Davis 69ovr. Did anybody else have that issue and know what gives?
 
Okunlola is in the game. Jacquez Carter at 75 is BS, same with Wiley and Marcelin at 67. Need to move Jordan Campbell to LB. Also need to get remove Lowe and Vaughn.
 
If the game is anything like real life, then Pringle is probably our best back, Tourre is a beast, Lofton is a match up nightmare, Toney is Toney, Barkate is great off the line, and Fitz is our best player on D.
 
Apparently the ratings gurus don’t have an in to our practice reports because lot of guys are lower than what the practice reports suggest they should be.
 
Even on a video game, the linebacker room is…………..
 
The catch vs. catch in traffic distinction is so silly.

Toney is like 99 in catch but 70s in catch in traffic. So if a defensive player gets hands on him during the process of bringing in a ball it's going to hit the turf. Where is the evidence of that kind of thing happening?
 
Apparently the ratings gurus don’t have an in to our practice reports because lot of guys are lower than what the practice reports suggest they should be.
gurus. thats funny. Example, Evan Stewart ran a 10.5 in high school and is rated a 97 or 98 in speed on the game. Xavier Lucas also ran a 10.5 verified time in high school. Lucas is a 92 speed....how. Oh and Stewart has had a major knee injury. So the gurus arent guruing.
 
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