College football and video game enthusiasts have something big to College Football 26 Coins celebrate—EA Sports College Football 26 is officially on the horizon. Thanks to a series of leaks, including a behind-the-scenes photo shoot, it’s now confirmed that the long-awaited sequel to EA’s beloved college football series is coming soon to Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5. After years of anticipation and speculation, the latest entry in the franchise is finally within reach, and fans are already buzzing about what's to come.
A Leaked Photoshoot Confirms What Fans Have Hoped For
The confirmation comes from a surprising but reliable source: leaked images from a recent EA Sports promotional shoot. These photos, which have made rounds online, reportedly reveal the Deluxe Edition cover for College Football 26. Featured on the front are prominent college stars including Florida Gators quarterback DJ Lagway, Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams, and Ohio State standout Jeremiah Smith. The shoot also included appearances by college coaches and a few beloved mascots, further fueling fan speculation about returning game modes and features.
Sports Illustrated’s Anthony Miller broke the story in mid-March, detailing the photo shoot and showcasing tweets from well-known insiders like Hayes Fawcett, who posted about the cover reveal. This isn't just rumor mill chatter—this is real, tangible evidence that the franchise is coming back in a big way.
A Storied Legacy Continues
For those unfamiliar, EA’s college football franchise dates back to 1998 when it debuted as Bill Walsh College Football, named after the legendary San Francisco 49ers coach. Over the years, the game evolved into a staple of sports gaming, offering deep dynasty modes, faithful team recreations, and an atmosphere that captured the spirit of Saturdays in the fall.
However, the series went on an extended hiatus after NCAA Football 14 due to legal battles surrounding player likenesses. As college athletes challenged the use of their name, image, and likeness (NIL), EA put the series on CUT 26 Coins ice until the legal landscape could support a fair return.
