Football is a hard sport to simulate. Even though it might look simple to the uninitiated onlooker who doesn’t quite understand what they’re seeing, it’s an incredibly complex and tactical sport to play, much less simulate in video game fashion. That is especially true with the quarterback position.
I’m going to assume that everyone reading this knows enough about football to understand how pivotal a QB is to a team’s success. And if you don’t believe me, go back through the archives and see how many football teams won a Super Bowl or a national championship with a bad quarterback. The same applies to video games such as College Football 26. Sure, you can build your team around certain aspects such as defense, rushing, etc. But if you don’t have a QB that isn’t at least competent, good luck winning games.
