Arch Manning Is Now in EA Sports College Football 25

When the stories about thousands of players immediately opting in to EA Sports College Football 25 popped up, Arch Manning was someone who said he would be opting out. Well, Arch Manning has had a change of heart and will now be in EA Sports College Football 25.

When we’ve been talking about the potential limits to player editing in EA Sports College Football 25, Arch Manning has been the stand in for a lot of these discussions. We wouldn’t be able to use Arch Manning as a name, but what could we use? Could we make a top-end QB prospect for a Texas team? Could we use the name March Anning?

Well, now in an elite troll move by Arch Manning, all of that discussion is irrelevant.

At the time, not wanting to be a “distraction” had been noted by the Manning camp as the reason why he wouldn’t be in the game. Maybe it was just about money or maybe the change of heart came after noticing how excited all his teammates were about being in the game. Whatever the case may be, this is a nice win for Texas fans and fans of getting as many real players as possible into EA Sports College Football 25.

I also like what OS user toodles2you90 said:

Texas fans are going to be pumped until they realize he transfers after the first year in the game because he got no playing time.

Ya know, he might not be wrong about that since it seems like the transfer portal might get pretty wild in EA Sports College Football 25. We still don’t have an exact number of players in the game, but we’re so close to early access at this point that we’ll know within about a week either way.

In other fun news, many colleges have done little reveals showcasing that “they’re in the game” but Boise St. gets a special mention here because we get to see the blue turf and their refreshed jerseys (and a little snow) in their video.