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College Football 27 Top 100 Most Durable Players

Written by:  U4N
Published: Jun 30, 2026
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Building a championship dynasty in College Football 27 takes more than just raw speed and explosive playmaking. When you are deep into a grueling season or pushing through the playoff bracket, the best ability is availability.

If your star player is sitting on the sidelines with a torn labrum, their 99 Speed rating doesn't do you any good. That is where the INJ (Injury/Durability) rating comes into play. In College Football 27, a high INJ rating acts as an iron-clad shield against the injury report. Players with an elite 96–99 Durability rating can take massive hits, carry heavy workloads, and stay on the field when your team needs them most.

Below is the definitive list of the Top 100 Most Durable Players in College Football 27, complete with their base ratings to help you target the ultimate ironmen for your roster.

List of CFB 27 Top 100 Most Durable Players

PLAYERTEAMCONPOSOVRSPDSTRAGICODINJAWR
1. Ahmad PooleCoastal CarolinaSun BeltDTOVR75SPD71STR79AGI65COD53INJ99AWR 77
2. Alex HonigNorthwesternBig TenTEOVR73SPD74STR85AGI73COD65INJ99AWR 77
3. Brady SmallArmyThe AmericanCOVR90SPD75STR91AGI77COD66INJ99AWR 99
4. Daniel MatagiOregon StatePac-12DTOVR67SPD68STR81AGI59COD39INJ99AWR 67
5. Jamaal Whyce Jr.BaylorBig 12DTOVR76SPD57STR82AGI61COD40INJ99AWR 74
6. Javin GriffinWestern KentuckyConference USADTOVR69SPD68STR81AGI59COD39INJ99AWR 67
7. Jeremiah WarrenPittsburghACCDTOVR76SPD67STR88AGI65COD52INJ99AWR 70
8. Jojo JohnsonTexas TechBig 12DTOVR78SPD62STR86AGI61COD43INJ99AWR 78
9. Katron EvansNC StateACCDTOVR76SPD55STR87AGI50COD45INJ99AWR 73
10. Marcus CalvinKansasBig 12DTOVR75SPD55STR87AGI61COD43INJ99AWR 73
11. Mike JarvisLibertyConference USADTOVR78SPD68STR84AGI65COD57INJ99AWR 82
12. Peyton ChristianEastern MichiganMACDTOVR70SPD68STR81AGI62COD39INJ99AWR 68
13. Robby HarrisonColorado StatePac-12DTOVR76SPD51STR94AGI61COD41INJ99AWR 67
14. Tunmise AdeleyeSyracuseACCLEDGOVR81SPD66STR87AGI58COD45INJ99AWR 76
15. Xavier LozowickiCincinnatiBig 12COVR75SPD55STR87AGI60COD50INJ99AWR 80
16. Ahmad Moten Sr.MiamiACCDTOVR91SPD73STR92AGI73COD60INJ98AWR 88
17. Brad Gurley Jr.UCFBig 12DTOVR70SPD65STR86AGI53COD49INJ98AWR 68
18. Carter SmithIndianaBig TenLTOVR97SPD69STR91AGI73COD64INJ98AWR 99
19. Chibby NwajuakuRiceThe AmericanREDGOVR74SPD76STR74AGI76COD70INJ98AWR 75
20. Diego BlattlerMiddle Tennessee StateConference USARTOVR68SPD65STR77AGI57COD55INJ98AWR 73
21. Eliyt NairnePittsburghACCDTOVR74SPD65STR84AGI62COD45INJ98AWR 74
22. Enyce SledgeFAUThe AmericanDTOVR75SPD58STR88AGI53COD49INJ98AWR 71
23. Isaiah JohnsonNorth CarolinaACCDTOVR81SPD60STR90AGI57COD45INJ98AWR 80
24. Kaylon MillerUSCBig TenRGOVR71SPD52STR87AGI64COD54INJ98AWR 74
25. Keith OlsonUtahBig 12RGOVR79SPD57STR89AGI55COD52INJ98AWR 78
26. Khristian ZacharyBall StateMACDTOVR69SPD65STR79AGI62COD45INJ98AWR 69
27. Logan ReichertMissouriSECLGOVR74SPD47STR92AGI60COD51INJ98AWR 77
28. Michael Levelle WatkinsSan Diego StatePac-12COVR66SPD65STR85AGI62COD51INJ98AWR 75
29. Moshood GiwaRutgersBig TenLTOVR75SPD68STR87AGI63COD50INJ98AWR 74
30. Nathan RobinsonTennesseeSECDTOVR78SPD70STR87AGI62COD52INJ98AWR 75
31. Snoop Leota-AmaamaNevadaMountain WestLGOVR72SPD48STR92AGI43COD38INJ98AWR 75
32. Stanley Saole-McKenzieCalACCDTOVR80SPD52STR92AGI51COD40INJ98AWR 75
33. Troy PikesSouth CarolinaSECDTOVR80SPD67STR84AGI65COD55INJ98AWR 85
34. Tyler MartinUMassMACWILLOVR81SPD81STR77AGI80COD78INJ98AWR 88
35. Xzavier McLeodGeorgiaSECDTOVR84SPD69STR91AGI67COD50INJ98AWR 81
36. Zach CochnauerNevadaMountain WestRTOVR84SPD63STR90AGI58COD47INJ98AWR 85
37. Zack OwensMissouriSECLGOVR80SPD55STR94AGI59COD58INJ98AWR 79
38. Zaire AngoyRutgersBig TenDTOVR78SPD56STR90AGI61COD45INJ98AWR 64
39. A.J. FuimaonoUCLABig TenDTOVR75SPD61STR87AGI62COD43INJ97AWR 74
40. Alton Tarber IVColorado StatePac-12DTOVR71SPD58STR81AGI57COD49INJ97AWR 72
41. Anwar O'nealLouisvilleACCLTOVR82SPD65STR88AGI63COD55INJ97AWR 91
42. Ashton WrightLouisianaSun BeltDTOVR63SPD57STR79AGI55COD45INJ97AWR 54
43. Bishop ThomasOklahomaSECDTOVR79SPD68STR87AGI65COD46INJ97AWR 78
44. Blake SteenMississippi StateSECRGOVR80SPD51STR92AGI55COD50INJ97AWR 83
45. Bray HubbardAlabamaSECSSOVR94SPD89STR78AGI88COD85INJ97AWR 99
46. Cameron BallWest VirginiaBig 12TEOVR72SPD70STR74AGI73COD70INJ97AWR 77
47. Christian DavisSMUACCDTOVR79SPD59STR91AGI53COD44INJ97AWR 74
48. CJ CarrNotre DameIndependentQBOVR92SPD82STR76AGI84COD83INJ97AWR 95
49. CJ MimsTexas A&MSECDTOVR81SPD63STR90AGI59COD53INJ97AWR 82
50. Colin SimmonsTexasSECREDGOVR95SPD90STR85AGI92COD77INJ97AWR 90
51. Corey McIntyre Jr.West VirginiaBig 12DTOVR73SPD63STR80AGI62COD55INJ97AWR 74
52. Coy EakinTexas TechBig 12WROVR87SPD87STR78AGI88COD86INJ97AWR 91
53. Dayln WhiteBowling GreenMACDTOVR69SPD57STR80AGI63COD49INJ97AWR 72
54. Easton MesserFAUThe AmericanWROVR90SPD90STR61AGI91COD90INJ97AWR 95
55. Felix HixonMiddle Tennessee StateConference USADTOVR76SPD55STR86AGI56COD42INJ97AWR 70
56. Gabriel Brownlow-DindySouth CarolinaSECDTOVR87SPD65STR91AGI64COD50INJ97AWR 75
57. Gilles TchioMissouri StateConference USADTOVR74SPD55STR83AGI56COD47INJ97AWR 74
58. Henry BoyerKentuckySECTEOVR75SPD77STR85AGI74COD71INJ97AWR 82
59. Hunter WhitenackWestern MichiganMACLGOVR83SPD54STR93AGI48COD39INJ97AWR 85
60. Iapani LalouluOregonBig TenCOVR93SPD71STR96AGI64COD59INJ97AWR 97
61. Jamarrion HarklessKentuckySECDTOVR79SPD55STR92AGI55COD47INJ97AWR 70
62. Jameian BuxtonUTSAThe AmericanDTOVR70SPD56STR85AGI54COD40INJ97AWR 67
63. Jareb RamosIowa StateBig 12DTOVR72SPD72STR84AGI68COD63INJ97AWR 71
64. Joel StarlingsMarylandBig TenDTOVR74SPD59STR88AGI62COD45INJ97AWR 65
65. Jordan HallGeorgiaSECDTOVR83SPD73STR89AGI73COD56INJ97AWR 73
66. JR StegallSouthern MissSun BeltDTOVR68SPD55STR83AGI56COD47INJ97AWR 71
67. Julius SimmsTCUBig 12SSOVR70SPD85STR66AGI85COD82INJ97AWR 67
68. Justin HasenhuetlCalACCCOVR71SPD72STR79AGI70COD60INJ97AWR 72
69. Logan CoxOld DominionSun BeltRGOVR69SPD49STR82AGI44COD41INJ97AWR 74
70. Luke LindenmeyerNebraskaBig TenTEOVR82SPD79STR85AGI77COD76INJ97AWR 86
71. Lyviel WatersCincinnatiBig 12TEOVR68SPD72STR81AGI71COD64INJ97AWR 72
72. Marcus MooreMiami (Ohio)MACDTOVR77SPD55STR86AGI58COD46INJ97AWR 76
73. Markis DealTCUBig 12DTOVR82SPD60STR91AGI59COD46INJ97AWR 74
74. Mitchell ToneyCoastal CarolinaSun BeltREDGOVR74SPD64STR80AGI62COD50INJ97AWR 77
75. Nick SharpeMichigan StateBig TenLGOVR77SPD51STR92AGI63COD55INJ97AWR 79
76. Nick FattigStanfordACCLGOVR76SPD69STR85AGI65COD56INJ97AWR 76
77. Nico IamaleavaUCLABig TenQBOVR87SPD86STR78AGI87COD85INJ97AWR 88
78. Noah PattersonEastern MichiganMACDTOVR70SPD60STR79AGI58COD47INJ97AWR 71
79. Reggie JeanCoastal CarolinaSun BeltDTOVR71SPD63STR80AGI61COD52INJ97AWR 67
80. Shadre HurstHoustonBig 12LGOVR93SPD69STR91AGI72COD64INJ97AWR 97
81. Stone SaundersSan Diego StatePac-12QBOVR69SPD78STR65AGI81COD79INJ97AWR 69
82. Tionne GrayNotre DameIndependentDTOVR77SPD64STR88AGI66COD52INJ97AWR 73
83. Tre'von McAlpineKansasBig 12DTOVR81SPD66STR85AGI62COD48INJ97AWR 79
84. Addison OstrengaIowaBig TenTEOVR75SPD75STR82AGI76COD69INJ96AWR 86
85. Ahmad HardyMissouriSECHBOVR96SPD91STR80AGI96COD96INJ96AWR 90
86. Alex VanSumerenUSCBig TenDTOVR83SPD63STR88AGI64COD51INJ96AWR 80
87. Ansel Din-MbuhTCUBig 12DTOVR82SPD67STR87AGI66COD54INJ96AWR 84
88. Ben RobertsMichigan StateBig TenDTOVR83SPD60STR94AGI64COD47INJ96AWR 73
89. Blake BurrisFAUThe AmericanDTOVR74SPD56STR85AGI56COD51INJ96AWR 75
90. Brandon BestEast CarolinaThe AmericanCOVR83SPD61STR88AGI61COD55INJ96AWR 90
91. C.J. TurnerTulsaThe AmericanMIKEOVR66SPD83STR71AGI80COD79INJ96AWR 73
92. Caden JonesFloridaSECRTOVR82SPD54STR93AGI54COD49INJ96AWR 81
93. Dailen HowardTulsaThe AmericanDTOVR70SPD63STR82AGI59COD47INJ96AWR 72
94. Darrien JonesUNLVMountain WestHBOVR72SPD83STR83AGI78COD77INJ96AWR 67
95. DeSean WattsWashingtonBig TenDTOVR68SPD61STR82AGI58COD45INJ96AWR 68
96. Dietrick PenningtonClemsonACCLGOVR71SPD52STR94AGI59COD62INJ96AWR 62
97. Donavon PlattVirginiaACCCBOVR82SPD87STR74AGI87COD86INJ96AWR 91
98. Ezomo OratokhaiNorthwesternBig TenCOVR89SPD68STR95AGI71COD57INJ96AWR 88
99. Giuseppe SessiNavyThe AmericanSSOVR83SPD85STR73AGI83COD82INJ96AWR 90
100. Horace LockettUCFBig 12DTOVR82SPD54STR93AGI56COD40INJ96AWR 76

In College Football 27 Ultimate Team, managing your College Football 27 coins efficiently is the key to building a dominant, championship-ready roster without grinding through countless solo challenges. While the newly overhauled upgrade system relies heavily on Skill Points for individual player progression, coins remain the essential backbone of the transfer market, allowing you to buy top-tier player cards, snap up crucial packs, and unlock powerful team chemistries. Accumulating a healthy balance of coins gives you the financial leverage to build depth, secure the highest-overall ironmen for your lines, and keep your squad competitive all season long.

College Football 27 Top 100 Most Durable Players

Dynasty Strategy Tip: When managing roster fatigue over a multi-game season, targeting players with a 96+ Injury attribute allows you to run aggressive schemes and high-tempo offenses with significantly lower rotation requirements. Secure these ironmen to anchor your depth chart!

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