When it comes to EA Sports-developed football games, blocking has always been one of the more criticized aspects of them. For years, Madden players have complained about offensive linemen constantly missing assignments or not having as much of an effect as they should. For anyone who doesn’t religiously follow football, a strong offensive line is one of the most important things if you want to build a winning team. So this is something that is important to gamers looking for realism in their football games.
With College Football 26 now available to the masses, players will certainly be judging it on how it represents the game of football. Last year, College Football 25 was critically acclaimed, with many praising the title for its refreshing take on football. And the blocking itself wasn’t bad, either. However, there were obvious improvements to be made.
