Every athlete sets out to dominate their opponents, but the truth is, not everyone is on the same playing field. Whether it's due to superior arm strength, route running ability, or football IQ, some players elevate themselves above the rest, making anyone who lines up against them look like amateurs.

College Football 26 models this skill discrepancy through the use of player ratings. These stats help determine how each person reacts to different situations, and how effective they are when using certain techniques. In total, there are 55 player stats in the game; here's what each one of them does.

What Are General Stats?

There are a variety of stats that apply to all players on your team, regardless of position group. These will give you a good idea of what level of athlete you are working with, and you can gameplan to play to your squad's strengths.

Abbreviation

Name

Description

OVR Overall Rating This is mostly a quick shorthand to tell you whether a player is good (the closer to 99 the better). It's important to note that an overall rating is weighted to take into consideration what position each athlete plays, so a linebacker won't be hurt by having poor throwing accuracy, but will massively benefit from good hit power values. SPD Speed Determines how fast a player can move. STR Strength Determines whether a player is able to make/shed blocks, and how effective power moves are. AGI Agility Governs how effectively a player can avoid/make contact. ACC Acceleration Governs how fast a player can reach their top speed while sprinting. AWR Awareness Determines how fast a player will react to the play developing around them. STA Stamina Governs how long a player can play before becoming fatigued. INJ Injury Determines how likely a player is to be injured. The higher the rating, the better a player's health. TGH Toughness Governs how quickly a player can return after being sidelined by injury.

What Are Passing Stats?

The quarterbacks have a suite of stats attached to their throwing arm. They control aspects of their gameplay such as accuracy and off-schedule playmaking prowess.

Abbreviation	Name	Description
THP	Throw Power	Governs how far a quarterback can throw the football.
SAC	Short Throw Accuracy	Determines how accurate a quarterback is when making short throws.
MAC	Medium Throw Accuracy	Determines how accurate a quarterback is when making intermediate throws.
DAC	Deep Throw Accuracy	Determines how accurate a quarterback is when making deep throws.
RUN	Throw On The Run	Determines how accurate a quarterback is when making throws on the run.
TUP	Throw Under Pressure	Determines how accurate a quarterback is when making throws in a collapsing pocket.
BSK	Break Sack	Governs a quarterback's likelihood of breaking out of a sack attempt.
PAC	Play Action	Governs how likely defenders will be tricked by play action.

What Are Ballcarrier Stats?

Once the ball is in a receiver's hands, it's up to them to make defenders miss with some juke moves. Every ballcarrier action has a stat associated with it, as well as the ability to get open on a pass play.

Abbreviation	Name	Description
BTK	Break Tackle	Governs how likely a player is to bounce off of contact.
TRK	Trucking	Determines how effective a truck move is against defenders.
COD	Change Of Direction	Governs how fast a player can change direction.
BCV	Ball Carrier Vision	Governs how good players are at avoiding the defense when controlled by the computer.
SFA	Stiff Arm	Determines how effective a stiff arm is against defenders.
SPM	Spin Move	Determines how effective a spin move is against defenders.
JKM	Juke Move	Determines how effective a juke move is against defenders.
CAR	Carrying	Governs how likely a player is to fumble the football. The higher the rating, the better the ball security.
CTH	Catching	Governs how likely a player is to catch the ball when targeted.
SRR	Short Route Run	Governs how precise a player is when running short routes.
MRR	Medium Route Run	Governs how precise a player is when running intermediate routes.
DRR	Deep Route Run	Governs how precise a player is when running deep routes.
CIT	Catch In Traffic	Governs how likely a player is to catch the ball when thrown at and covered by the defense.
SPC	Spectacular Catch	Governs how often a player will attempt an aggressive catch and come down with the ball when covered by multiple defenders.
RLS	Release	Determines how fast a player's route will begin after the ball is snapped.
JMP	Jumping	Determines how high a player can jump.
RET	Return	Determines how well a player is able to return a kick/punt without fumbling.

What Are Defensive Stats?

Offense may bring people to games, but defense wins championships. You'll want to look for players with high tackling values, along with the agility to cover all parts of the field.

Abbreviation	Name	Description
TAK	Tackle	Determines how likely a defender is to complete a tackle.
POW	Hit Power	Determines how powerful a defender's hit sticks are.
PMV	Power Moves	Governs how effective power moves are at getting past opposing blockers.
FMV	Finesse Moves	Governs how effective finesse moves are at getting past opposing blockers.
BSH	Block Shedding	Determines how likely a defender is to shed a block.
PUR	Pursuit	Determines how well a defender is able to track the ballcarrier's movements.
PRC	Play Recognition	Determines how well a defender can recognize the offensive scheme and react accordingly.
MCV	Man Coverage	Governs how well a defender can play man coverage.
ZCV	Zone Coverage	Governs how well a defender can play zone coverage.
PRS	Press	Determines how successful a defender will be when jamming receivers at the line.

What Are Blocking Stats?

The linemen in the trenches never get the spotlight the way skill positions do, but any football fan will tell you that games are won and lost at the line of scrimmage. Blocking is an important part of any offensive scheme, with separate stats for pass and run plays.

Abbreviation	Name	Description
PBK	Pass Block	Determines how well a lineman blocks for pass protection.
PBP	Pass Block Power	Governs how well a lineman is able to rebuff power moves while in pass protection.
PBF	Pass Block Finesse	Governs how well a lineman is able to rebuff finesse moves while in pass protection.
RBK	Run Block	Determines how well a lineman blocks for run plays.
RBP	Run Block Power	Governs how well a lineman is able to rebuff power moves during run plays.
RBF	Run Block Finesse	Governs how well a lineman is able to rebuff finesse moves during run plays.
LBK	Lead Block	Determines how well a lineman is able to make pull blocks.
IBL	Impact Blocking	Determines how well a player can block in the open field.

What Are Kicking Stats?

Kicking actually has one new stat this year, acknowledging the existence of the longsnapper position. However, you'll only really need to focus on kick power and accuracy when examining your squad's special team unit.

Abbreviation	Name	Description
LSP	Long Snap	Determines a player's capacity to perform a longsnap.
KPW	Kick Power	Determines how far a player can kick the ball.
KAC	Kick Accuracy	Determines how accurate a kick will be.

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