With the NCAA constantly shifting in real life, EA could allow more flexible customization: create or re-align conferences, introduce a 12-team playoff format, or incorporate the transfer portal with more nuance. The studio may also look to College Football 26 Coins bring back features like pipeline recruiting, assistant coach hires, and real-time updates to reflect ongoing college football changes.

If online play gets folded into Dynasty more seamlessly—think co-op dynasties, shared save files, or live recruiting battles—this could become one of the most addicting modes in the entire game.

More Platforms, More Players: The Switch 2 Question

Perhaps the most exciting development is the potential expansion of College Football 26 to new platforms. Last year’s game launched exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, which made senseCFB 26 Coins for sale given the performance requirements. But this time, EA is openly talking about going further.

    “We’ll look at other opportunities, other platforms,” said Daryl Holt—short but powerful words that have the community buzzing.

When EA CEO Andrew Wilson recently confirmed that Madden NFL is being explored for release on the Nintendo Switch 2, it sent a strong message that the company is ready to widen its net. And if Madden can make the leap, there’s a strong chance College Football is next in line.

The Switch 2 is rumored to be much more powerful than its predecessor, which struggled with modern third-party titles. If it can handle high-fidelity sports sims, College Football 26 could find a home there—and that would open the door to portable college football gaming for the first time in over a decade.

PC is also a likely landing spot. EA has been bringing many of its franchises to  PC in recent years, and a college football game with mod support, custom teams, and enhanced graphics settings would be a dream come true for hardcore fans and content creators alike.