Notre Dame ranks fourth in EA Sports College Football 27 ratings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 7:51 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The EA Sports College Football 27 video game rates Notre Dame as one of the top teams for the 2026 season, tied with Texas at an overall score of 89. This rating places them behind Oregon, Ohio State, and defending national champion Indiana. The Fighting Irish's highest-ranked opponent for the upcoming season is Miami, rated at 88. Key players for Notre Dame include cornerback Leonard Moore, with a 97 rating, and quarterback CJ Carr, rated at 92. The game will be available to the public on July 9, with early access for deluxe edition purchasers starting a week earlier.
- •Notre Dame rated 89 in College Football 27, tied for fourth.
- •Leonard Moore is the top-rated player at 97 overall.
- •Other high-rated players include CJ Carr at 92 and Drayk Bowen at 91.
- •Miami is the highest-rated opponent on Notre Dame's schedule at 88.
- •EA Sports College Football 27 releases July 9, with early access from July 2.
- 7:51 PMYahoo Sports — Where Notre Dame football ranks in College Football 27 video game
"The creators of the EA Sports College Football 27 video game are high on Notre Dame heading into the 2026 campaign.
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