Fastest WR in EA College Football 25: List of fast wide receivers
radiotimes.comIf you’re looking for the fastest wide receiver in EA College Football 25, you’re in the right place.
Wide receivers (WRs) play a vital role in your College Football squad. The faster your WR, the more likely it is they’ll break ahead of their cornerback to score those all-important touchdowns.
Honestly, having a fast wide receiver in your squad is going to make those offensive plays all the more likely to end up in a touchdown score — and could even prove to be your most likely way to score points at all.
It’s a vital position to get right.
With that in mind, here’s the fastest WR in EA College Football 25 and a list of the fastest in the game.
The fastest WR in EA College Football 25 is Nyck Harbor, a sophomore who plays for South Carolina. He has a Speed stat of 99.
His 99 Speed goes great with an OVR rating of 82 and Acceleration stat of 99. His Stamina is 84, too, which means he should be a good pick in all matches.
So good and quick is Nyck Harbor, that he’s made the NYT 'Freaks List'.
Bruce Feldman wrote in the article (thanks CollegeFootballNetwork!) that: «The 6-5, 242-pound sophomore, who turned 19 in July, cemented his status on this list when he ran a 10.1 100 and 20.20 in the 200 for the Gamecocks’ track team, earning second-team All-America honours.
»Despite being as big as some defensive linemen, Harbor is ridiculously fast."
Feldman continues, explaining: «Harbor looks like a video game creation, which was backed up by EA Sports giving him the rare 99 Speed and 99 Acceleration rating.»
Yeah, he’s rapid.
It’s not just Nyck Harbor who boasts impressive speed in the WR position, although he is sitting pretty at the top of the leaderboards.
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The top 10 fastest wide receivers in EA College Football 25 are as follows (we’ve listed them
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