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College Football 27 Top 100 Most COD Elusive Players

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Published: Jun 30, 2026
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When you need to pick up a crucial third down, break a defender's ankles in the open field, or blanket a lightning-fast wide receiver, raw straight-line speed only tells half the story. The real magic happens when players can alter their momentum instantly.

In College Football 27, the Change of Direction (COD) rating is the ultimate metric for pure, unadulterated elusiveness. It dictates how sharply a player cuts, how quickly they stop on a dime, and how effectively they shed tackles or mirror routes without bleeding their top velocity.

Looking at the official ratings dataset, we have mapped out the elite players who dominate short-area quickness. Leading the pack is Miami's absolute weapon, wide receiver Malachi Toney, boasting a flawless 99 COD alongside a maxed-out 99 Agility (AGI).

List of CFB 27 Top 100 Most COD Elusive Players

PLAYERTEAMCONPOSOVRSPDSTRAGICODINJAWR
1. Malachi ToneyMiamiACCWROVR96SPD93STR59AGI99COD99INJ94AWR 85
2. Bryce WestWisconsinBig TenCBOVR77SPD94STR57AGI95COD97INJ75AWR 68
3. Ryan Coleman-WilliamsAlabamaSECWROVR91SPD95STR56AGI99COD97INJ91AWR 80
4. Ahmad HardyMissouriSECHBOVR96SPD91STR80AGI96COD96INJ96AWR 90
5. Dakorien MooreOregonBig TenWROVR88SPD96STR61AGI97COD96INJ92AWR 70
6. Ellis Robinson IVGeorgiaSECCBOVR90SPD91STR59AGI97COD96INJ91AWR 87
7. Devin SanchezOhio StateBig TenCBOVR87SPD94STR63AGI97COD95INJ91AWR 78
8. Isaac BrownLouisvilleACCHBOVR92SPD95STR67AGI96COD95INJ85AWR 86
9. Jeremiah SmithOhio StateBig TenWROVR99SPD95STR79AGI95COD95INJ96AWR 95
10. Leonard MooreNotre DameIndependentCBOVR97SPD92STR65AGI96COD95INJ87AWR 92
11. Mario CraverTexas A&MSECWROVR91SPD94STR50AGI96COD95INJ90AWR 88
12. Oliver Miles IIITexas TechBig 12SSOVR68SPD94STR60AGI95COD95INJ77AWR 69
13. Ty AdamsNorth CarolinaACCCBOVR73SPD92STR60AGI93COD95INJ86AWR 58
14. Brandon ArringtonTexas A&MSECCBOVR83SPD96STR52AGI95COD94INJ86AWR 72
15. Bryce CainAuburnSECWROVR81SPD93STR49AGI94COD94INJ86AWR 73
16. Cam ColemanTexasSECWROVR92SPD93STR75AGI97COD94INJ94AWR 83
17. Carson GroveNorthwesternBig TenWROVR69SPD92STR52AGI91COD94INJ71AWR 64
18. Demetres Samuel Jr.SyracuseACCCBOVR87SPD92STR67AGI95COD94INJ93AWR 82
19. Harlem BerryLSUSECHBOVR86SPD94STR58AGI95COD94INJ87AWR 67
20. Isaiah Sategna IIIOklahomaSECWROVR90SPD96STR55AGI95COD94INJ89AWR 91
21. Jacory Barney Jr.NebraskaBig TenWROVR87SPD93STR53AGI93COD94INJ85AWR 88
22. Jahiem WhiteNorth TexasThe AmericanHBOVR88SPD93STR66AGI95COD94INJ83AWR 82
23. Jelani WatkinsArkansasSECWROVR78SPD97STR45AGI95COD94INJ75AWR 63
24. Kaden SaundersSouthern MissSun BeltWROVR81SPD92STR55AGI94COD94INJ73AWR 76
25. Kaliq LockettTexasSECWROVR83SPD93STR55AGI95COD94INJ85AWR 71
26. Naeem BurroughsClemsonACCWROVR82SPD93STR43AGI95COD94INJ88AWR 57
27. Ny CarrWake ForestACCWROVR76SPD93STR54AGI94COD94INJ82AWR 64
28. Prophet BrownUSCBig TenCBOVR80SPD92STR65AGI93COD94INJ87AWR 77
29. Takye HeathVirginia TechACCWROVR78SPD92STR47AGI93COD94INJ75AWR 79
30. Vernell Brown IIIFloridaSECWROVR87SPD92STR55AGI95COD94INJ94AWR 75
31. Amorion WalkerUNLVMountain WestWROVR75SPD93STR55AGI97COD93INJ83AWR 72
32. Antonio KiteOle MissSECCBOVR87SPD92STR60AGI94COD93INJ90AWR 84
33. Armani CargoTulaneThe AmericanCBOVR68SPD93STR44AGI95COD93INJ77AWR 59
34. Bo MascoeTexasSECCBOVR89SPD92STR64AGI93COD93INJ89AWR 87
35. Brandon Finney Jr.OregonBig TenCBOVR91SPD93STR64AGI94COD93INJ88AWR 83
36. Corey SmithToledoMACHBOVR81SPD93STR60AGI94COD93INJ87AWR 61
37. Cormani McClainFloridaSECCBOVR83SPD92STR53AGI94COD93INJ87AWR 82
38. Damarius McGheeFAUThe AmericanCBOVR79SPD91STR51AGI91COD93INJ81AWR 76
39. Danny ScuderoColoradoBig 12WROVR91SPD90STR58AGI93COD93INJ92AWR 92
40. Daylon SingletonSMUACCWROVR78SPD93STR44AGI94COD93INJ85AWR 71
41. Dontae CarterVanderbiltSECFSOVR76SPD92STR55AGI93COD93INJ86AWR 69
42. Duane Thomas Jr.UCFBig 12WROVR85SPD91STR52AGI92COD93INJ90AWR 84
43. Dylan EdwardsKansasBig 12HBOVR86SPD95STR59AGI95COD93INJ86AWR 84
44. Eric Singleton Jr.FloridaSECWROVR90SPD95STR57AGI97COD93INJ93AWR 90
45. Graceson LittletonTexasSECCBOVR86SPD92STR58AGI94COD93INJ90AWR 78
46. J'koby WilliamsTexas TechBig 12HBOVR86SPD93STR59AGI94COD93INJ88AWR 78
47. Jasiah WagonerCalACCCBOVR74SPD92STR62AGI93COD93INJ80AWR 65
48. Jayden BellamyUCFBig 12CBOVR86SPD91STR57AGI92COD93INJ90AWR 81
49. Jon MitchellGeorgia TechACCCBOVR75SPD92STR61AGI91COD93INJ78AWR 67
50. Kendel DolbyMississippi StateSECFSOVR84SPD91STR60AGI92COD93INJ88AWR 84
51. KJ EdwardsTexas A&MSECHBOVR81SPD93STR59AGI95COD93INJ87AWR 60
52. Major EverhartTCUBig 12WROVR78SPD95STR53AGI93COD93INJ74AWR 72
53. Micah HudsonTexas TechBig 12WROVR82SPD93STR66AGI95COD93INJ83AWR 75
54. Mikey MatthewsUCLABig TenWROVR83SPD92STR57AGI95COD93INJ74AWR 77
55. Misun KelleyClemsonACCCBOVR71SPD93STR61AGI95COD93INJ81AWR 61
56. Mylan GrahamNotre DameIndependentWROVR81SPD93STR61AGI94COD93INJ83AWR 72
57. Myles OliverClemsonACCCBOVR75SPD90STR58AGI91COD93INJ78AWR 67
58. Nas RankinIllinoisBig TenWROVR79SPD91STR52AGI93COD93INJ84AWR 64
59. Nate FrazierGeorgiaSECHBOVR90SPD93STR77AGI93COD93INJ91AWR 81
60. Romero IsonUSCBig TenWROVR78SPD91STR54AGI93COD93INJ87AWR 68
61. Terry BusseyTexas A&MSECWROVR81SPD94STR59AGI94COD93INJ92AWR 67
62. Winston Watkins Jr.LSUSECWROVR86SPD91STR54AGI93COD93INJ87AWR 83
63. Ansu SanoeWashingtonBig TenHBOVR77SPD88STR77AGI91COD92INJ92AWR 44
64. Anthony IveySan Jose StateMountain WestWROVR79SPD92STR60AGI93COD92INJ78AWR 71
65. Anthony Evans IIIMississippi StateSECWROVR85SPD94STR55AGI92COD92INJ88AWR 82
66. Ben Hanks IIIFloridaSECCBOVR80SPD90STR54AGI93COD92INJ91AWR 77
67. Blake WoodbyAuburnSECCBOVR77SPD94STR41AGI95COD92INJ89AWR 69
68. Boo CarterColoradoBig 12CBOVR87SPD92STR64AGI93COD92INJ91AWR 83
69. Braylon StaleyTennesseeSECWROVR88SPD93STR60AGI93COD92INJ92AWR 88
70. Brian Nelson IINC StateACCCBOVR87SPD89STR66AGI93COD92INJ94AWR 90
71. Cam CalhounOhio StateBig TenCBOVR85SPD88STR55AGI92COD92INJ87AWR 85
72. Cam WallacePenn StateBig TenHBOVR81SPD92STR70AGI93COD92INJ89AWR 73
73. Cameron KeysMissouriSECCBOVR76SPD91STR48AGI91COD92INJ73AWR 67
74. Champ AnthonyAuburnSECFSOVR74SPD91STR56AGI91COD92INJ83AWR 75
75. Chris Dawn Jr.Texas StatePac-12WROVR86SPD93STR51AGI93COD92INJ87AWR 87
76. Chris LawsonWashingtonBig TenWROVR76SPD90STR56AGI93COD92INJ91AWR 69
77. Cole AdamsVanderbiltSECWROVR83SPD92STR54AGI92COD92INJ79AWR 79
78. Daylan McCutcheonTexasSECWROVR77SPD92STR43AGI93COD92INJ87AWR 67
79. Devin RocheOld DominionSun BeltHBOVR84SPD91STR61AGI93COD92INJ87AWR 74
80. DJ JordanArizonaBig 12WROVR79SPD93STR54AGI92COD92INJ84AWR 76
81. Dre'lon MillerBaylorBig 12WROVR81SPD92STR68AGI92COD92INJ81AWR 78
82. Edd GuerrierRutgersBig TenHBOVR73SPD90STR65AGI89COD92INJ81AWR 60
83. Elbert Hill IVUSCBig TenCBOVR78SPD90STR54AGI93COD92INJ90AWR 69
84. Eli BowenOklahomaSECCBOVR90SPD93STR59AGI90COD92INJ86AWR 88
85. Elijah PalmerHawaiiMountain WestCBOVR85SPD91STR56AGI92COD92INJ92AWR 87
86. Elijah ThomasOklahomaSECWROVR78SPD94STR59AGI92COD92INJ88AWR 62
87. Elijah CannonKansasBig 12CBOVR71SPD90STR57AGI91COD92INJ82AWR 62
88. Elliot Washington IIClemsonACCCBOVR82SPD95STR63AGI93COD92INJ88AWR 75
89. Ethan O'ConnorMiamiACCCBOVR87SPD91STR52AGI93COD92INJ92AWR 87
90. Eugene Wilson IIILSUSECWROVR85SPD94STR59AGI93COD92INJ83AWR 82
91. Evan StewartOregonBig TenWROVR87SPD94STR53AGI94COD92INJ76AWR 85
92. Gentry WilliamsGeorgiaSECCBOVR80SPD97STR57AGI93COD92INJ85AWR 74
93. Girard Pringle Jr.MiamiACCHBOVR84SPD94STR65AGI93COD92INJ90AWR 72
94. I'Marion StewartMichiganBig TenWROVR76SPD92STR55AGI94COD92INJ84AWR 61
95. Isaiah Brown-MurrayVirginia TechACCCBOVR85SPD90STR62AGI92COD92INJ86AWR 85
96. Jakorion CaffeyKent StateMACHBOVR74SPD90STR68AGI90COD92INJ83AWR 51
97. Jalon ThompsonNorth CarolinaACCCBOVR70SPD93STR61AGI91COD92INJ84AWR 60
98. Jamari HawkinsArkansasSECWROVR85SPD90STR59AGI93COD92INJ90AWR 85
99. Jardin GilbertMississippi StateSECSSOVR76SPD91STR55AGI93COD92INJ85AWR 72
100. Jarvis Boatwright Jr.Florida StateACCFSOVR68SPD90STR51AGI91COD92INJ79AWR 61

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College Football 27 Top 100 Most COD Elusive Players

When targeting elite playmakers to build around, prioritize players whose Agility and Change of Direction sit within 1–2 points of their raw Speed. It ensures they play exactly as fast on their cuts as they do in an open-field footrace.

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