Top Players in CFB 27
The overall ratings leaderboard for CFB 27 is topped by a mix of established stars and emerging talent. According to the TeamCrafters ratings database, the top 10 players in the game are:
- Jeremiah Smith (99 WR, Ohio State)
- Carter Smith (97 LT, Indiana)
- Leonard Moore (97 CB, Notre Dame)
- Cayden Green (96 LT, Missouri)
- Kewan Lacy (96 HB, Ole Miss)
- Ahmad Hardy (96 HB, Missouri)
- Malachi Toney (96 WR, Miami – FL)
- KJ Bolden (95 FS, Georgia)
- Dante Moore (95 QB, Oregon)
- Colin Simmons (95 RE, Texas)
These elite players represent the highest-rated talent available, with ratings spanning positions from quarterback to defensive end. The full database includes over 9,000 players, allowing users to sort by speed, acceleration, strength, and other key attributes.
Comprehensive Ratings Database Tools
The CFB 27 ratings ecosystem extends beyond a simple player list. Tools like Player Search let you filter every player by overall, speed, class, position, team, and advanced ratings. Team Ratings provide a quick comparison of every team’s overall, offense, and defense, as well as their Road to CFP tier. Dynasty Team Scouting narrows down teams by dynasty ratings, budget, prestige grades, schemes, and stars. Coach Search helps find the perfect coach by role, archetype, level, job security, and career record.
For those diving into the deeper mechanics, the Abilities Database and Ability Bucket Database break down physical and mental abilities, their tier effects, and rating requirements. The Pipeline Rankings show which schools have the strongest recruiting influence. The Matchup Analyzer tool lets you compare two teams by position groups and rating advantages. Additionally, the Road to Glory feature includes a RTG Test Answers database to help players get the correct responses in the quiz.
With 9,013 players rated and a wide range of analytical tools, the CFB 27 ratings provide everything needed for scouting, team building, and competitive play. The official EA Sports ratings page also offers a full filterable list, while the community forums on TeamCrafters allow players to share roster notes and discuss strategies.



