Whether it’s in a regular college game or a virtual college game, it’s exciting to see your favorite players or the players you control use super-fast speed to leave the opponent far behind.

Recently, EA Sports College Football 26, which is expected to be officially released on July 10, released the total score and various attribute statistics of each player in the game based on the current real-life results and performance.

There are many players with super-high speed ratings. If you want to create a starting lineup in the game that focuses on speed offense, the list of the fastest players introduced in this guide is something you absolutely cannot miss, which will help you save a lot of College Football 26 Coins on comparisons.

1. Nyck Harbor (WR) - South Carolina

• Speed ​​Rating: 99

First up is wide receiver Nyck Harbor, who had one of the highest speed ratings in the CFB 26 after an outstanding season in college football last fall.

Although it was a shame that he didn’t compete on the track for South Carolina this spring as he focused on improving his craft, he did finish fifth at the SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships last year.

Not only that, Harbor also set his best times at the Outdoor Track and Field Championships: 100 meters in 10.11 seconds and 200 meters in 20.20 seconds, earning him second-team All-American honors.

2. Barion Brown (WR) - LSU

• Speed ​​​​Rating: 99

Although Barion Brown’s running speed may not be as fast as Harbor in the real game, his excellent kick returns in previous games also make him have the highest speed rating. During his time at Kentucky, Brown accumulated 1,465 returns.

This is also the player with the most kickoff returns in Kentucky history. After joining LSU, he has achieved 5 times so far, including 3 times in the 2023 season, which surprised all fans and players.

Even according to some insiders, Barion Brown can run at a speed of 23 miles per hour in the open field, which may make him one of the most threatening wide receivers in SEC this year.

3. Rodrick Pleasant (CB) - UCLA

• Speed ​​​​​​Rating: 99

Compared to the first two players, Rodrick Pleasant has a longer career and has experienced more actual games. He previously played for UCLA and joined Oregon in April of this year after two seasons.

Although NCAA 26 still shows that this player belongs to UCLA, Pleasant will definitely improve his football skills in Oregon in the future. As for his super high speed rating, it is all due to his excellent track and field performance in high school.

During his student years, he set a record of 10.14 seconds in the 100 meters, which is still the best among California students. And in the 200-meter race on the same day, he also created his career best of 20.40 seconds, which also allowed him to win the first place in Masters Meet.

It’s no exaggeration to say that if you get this card first in EA CFB 26 and spend some NCAA 26 Coins to improve it, all of Pleasant’s achievements at UCLA this year will make your roster that much better.

4. Jordan Anthony (WR) - Arkansas

• Speed ​​​​​​​​Rating: 99

Similarly, Jordan Anthony is also a football player who has set many records on track and field. This past May, he won the 100 and 200 meters at SEC Championships, winning the 100 in 9.65 seconds and the 200 in 19.93 seconds.

In addition, Anthony achieved the best results of his career last season: 8 catches and 1 touchdown in 111 yards. At this stage, Anthony has entered his second season with Razorbacks, and all players and fans are looking forward to him using his super fast speed to win more games.

5. Julian Humphrey (CB) - Texas A&M

• Speed ​​​​​​​​Rating: 98

Julian Humphrey, who played for Georgia for three years, is probably the most experienced player on this list, so if you invest some EA CFB 26 coins to put him in your starting lineup, your team will probably achieve more wins with him.

This super tall (6-foot-1) cornerback joined Texas A&M this offseason and helped the team improve its speed, which is very rare in SEC.

In addition, he played a total of 11 games at Georgia last season, 10 of which were starts, and completed 10 tackles and 4 pass breakups. Please note that this is definitely not his ceiling, and there is a high possibility of more outstanding performances in the future.

6. King Mack (SS) - Penn State

• Speed ​​​​​​​​​​Rating: 98

Compared to the previous players who just entered their professional careers and Julian Humphrey, who has been stable in one club for three years, King Mack’s career is really very tortuous and bizarre: he played for Penn State as a freshman and transferred to Alabama after the season.

Later, King announced this year that he would return to Penn State and continue to play for the team that originally trained him. Although this is relatively normal for professional sports games, it is not conducive to the development of the player’s overall rating, because joining a new environment requires some running in with the current starting lineup.

In this case, the number of achievements and honors this player has is not so frequent, which affects his evaluation in College Football 26, a video game based on real player data. So if you can accept it, King’s super fast speed will allow you to complete more games, but it may take a long time to upgrade and improve him.

The above are the 6 players with the highest speed ratings based on the current real-life matches and the ratings provided by CFB 26. I believe that under your leadership you can use their strengths to cover up their weaknesses and achieve more victories faster. I wish you a happy game!