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College Football 27 Top 100 Strongest Players

Written by:  U4N
Published: Jun 30, 2026
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When establishing a dominant football program, speed gets the headlines, but sheer, unadulterated strength wins championships. Winning the line of scrimmage requires raw power, and EA Sports College Football 27 has officially revealed the strongest players in the nation.

Unsurprisingly, this year's "Top 100 Strength" list is heavily anchored by the powerhouse programs of the Big Ten and the SEC, dominated almost entirely by interior offensive linemen and defensive tackles. If you want to build a team that completely bullies opponents in the run game, these are the absolute strongest players you need on your roster.

List of CFB 27 Top 100 strongest players(highest Strength rating)

PLAYERTEAMCONPOSOVRSPDSTRAGICODINJAWR
1. Evan TengesdahlCincinnatiBig 12LGOVR93SPD64STR97AGI63COD53INJ95AWR 90
2. Ian GeffrardTexasSECDTOVR87SPD48STR97AGI49COD41INJ91AWR 79
3. Justin KirklandBYUBig 12DTOVR83SPD57STR97AGI53COD45INJ84AWR 83
4. Taran TyoCincinnatiBig 12RGOVR84SPD56STR97AGI54COD52INJ84AWR 86
5. Tony NelsonMinnesotaBig TenRGOVR72SPD59STR97AGI69COD59INJ91AWR 76
6. Aydin BrelandOregonBig TenDTOVR80SPD69STR96AGI67COD53INJ90AWR 68
7. Chimdy OnohPenn StateBig TenLGOVR73SPD67STR96AGI75COD53INJ88AWR 49
8. Drew EvansIndianaBig TenLGOVR91SPD65STR96AGI72COD56INJ92AWR 95
9. Iapani LalouluOregonBig TenCOVR93SPD71STR96AGI64COD59INJ97AWR 97
10. Juan GastonGeorgiaSECRTOVR82SPD61STR96AGI55COD50INJ90AWR 76
11. Kwabena AsamoahRutgersBig TenRGOVR82SPD61STR96AGI56COD54INJ91AWR 85
12. Reese TrippMiddle Tennessee StateConference USALTOVR79SPD50STR96AGI51COD42INJ91AWR 76
13. Xavier ChaplinFlorida StateACCLTOVR87SPD59STR96AGI55COD52INJ94AWR 87
14. A'Mauri WashingtonOregonBig TenDTOVR93SPD73STR95AGI71COD59INJ95AWR 90
15. Ashton MurphyNebraskaBig TenLEDGOVR72SPD78STR95AGI78COD73INJ81AWR 47
16. Charles JagusahNotre DameIndependentRGOVR86SPD67STR95AGI65COD55INJ76AWR 80
17. Dealyn EvansMississippi StateSECDTOVR79SPD71STR95AGI72COD58INJ94AWR 68
18. Derion GulletteMississippi StateSECSAMOVR76SPD87STR95AGI87COD82INJ90AWR 82
19. Devin BrooksOregonBig TenCOVR74SPD72STR95AGI77COD62INJ78AWR 64
20. Earnest Greene IIIGeorgiaSECLTOVR92SPD68STR95AGI71COD60INJ92AWR 93
21. Ezomo OratokhaiNorthwesternBig TenCOVR89SPD68STR95AGI71COD57INJ96AWR 88
22. Howard SampsonTexas TechBig 12LTOVR90SPD55STR95AGI56COD51INJ94AWR 92
23. Jacob SextonOklahoma StateBig 12LGOVR79SPD58STR95AGI55COD59INJ89AWR 84
24. Jaheim OatisOle MissSECDTOVR88SPD65STR95AGI64COD52INJ85AWR 88
25. Jericho JohnsonCalACCDTOVR81SPD50STR95AGI51COD42INJ87AWR 76
26. Kalan EllisSan Diego StatePac-12RGOVR84SPD49STR95AGI45COD40INJ89AWR 86
27. Latrell BullardGeorgia SouthernSun BeltDTOVR84SPD51STR95AGI49COD40INJ95AWR 86
28. Nathan EfobiMichiganBig TenRGOVR84SPD61STR95AGI67COD55INJ87AWR 85
29. Patrick KutasOle MissSECRGOVR82SPD60STR95AGI69COD61INJ90AWR 81
30. Sydir MitchellWake ForestACCDTOVR77SPD54STR95AGI49COD42INJ94AWR 67
31. Teague AndersenNC StateACCRTOVR82SPD58STR95AGI54COD52INJ88AWR 86
32. Wendell Moe Jr.TennesseeSECLGOVR90SPD56STR95AGI58COD53INJ95AWR 92
33. Ben RobertsMichigan StateBig TenDTOVR83SPD60STR94AGI64COD47INJ96AWR 73
34. Caden KitlerArkansasSECCOVR78SPD59STR94AGI69COD51INJ80AWR 84
35. Cayden GreenMissouriSECLTOVR96SPD72STR94AGI73COD64INJ95AWR 95
36. Dallas Walker IVAuburnSECDTOVR84SPD59STR94AGI52COD46INJ93AWR 78
37. Daniel CalhounGeorgiaSECLGOVR77SPD57STR94AGI60COD55INJ86AWR 77
38. David StoneOklahomaSECDTOVR94SPD78STR94AGI77COD65INJ90AWR 87
39. Dietrick PenningtonClemsonACCLGOVR71SPD52STR94AGI59COD62INJ96AWR 62
40. Elijah VaikonaUSCBig TenLTOVR76SPD53STR94AGI50COD47INJ88AWR 70
41. Fletcher WestphalFloridaSECLTOVR72SPD54STR94AGI66COD59INJ91AWR 67
42. Jacob SchusterOregon StatePac-12DTOVR82SPD54STR94AGI55COD44INJ95AWR 81
43. Jamaal JarrettUSCBig TenDTOVR79SPD56STR94AGI59COD41INJ94AWR 64
44. Keon JohnsonNorth TexasThe AmericanLGOVR70SPD45STR94AGI39COD35INJ85AWR 76
45. Lavon JohnsonMarylandBig TenDTOVR80SPD58STR94AGI58COD47INJ95AWR 74
46. Lipe MoalaHawaiiMountain WestLGOVR76SPD54STR94AGI52COD49INJ87AWR 72
47. Marquis GracialMissouriSECDTOVR84SPD55STR94AGI55COD42INJ96AWR 79
48. Mason CarrierMinnesotaBig TenWILLOVR68SPD83STR94AGI83COD79INJ75AWR 62
49. Robby HarrisonColorado StatePac-12DTOVR76SPD51STR94AGI61COD41INJ99AWR 67
50. Rodney LoraPurdueBig TenDTOVR78SPD73STR94AGI73COD65INJ89AWR 77
51. Ryan BaerPittsburghACCRTOVR88SPD57STR94AGI53COD49INJ94AWR 88
52. Samu TaumanupepeColoradoBig 12DTOVR77SPD48STR94AGI42COD32INJ89AWR 73
53. Tyler VoltinOregon StatePac-12RGOVR83SPD49STR94AGI46COD43INJ88AWR 87
54. Yahya AttiaColoradoBig 12LGOVR76SPD56STR94AGI53COD49INJ79AWR 77
55. Zack OwensMissouriSECLGOVR80SPD55STR94AGI59COD58INJ98AWR 79
56. Zafir StewartIllinoisBig TenRTOVR66SPD48STR94AGI59COD60INJ94AWR 68
57. Alex JanuaryTexasSECDTOVR83SPD62STR93AGI62COD51INJ93AWR 80
58. Aliou BahLSUSECRGOVR76SPD52STR93AGI65COD53INJ92AWR 73
59. Ashton BeersMinnesotaBig TenCOVR86SPD60STR93AGI61COD55INJ95AWR 89
60. Ashton LepoOklahoma StateBig 12RTOVR74SPD61STR93AGI60COD54INJ89AWR 68
61. Austin SiereveldOhio StateBig TenRGOVR90SPD64STR93AGI69COD57INJ92AWR 87
62. Bear AlexanderOregonBig TenDTOVR90SPD72STR93AGI68COD59INJ92AWR 94
63. Ben Taylor-WhitfieldTCUBig 12LTOVR86SPD64STR93AGI58COD54INJ93AWR 88
64. Ben MurawskiMichigan StateBig TenLTOVR83SPD58STR93AGI53COD51INJ91AWR 86
65. Brandon HendersonIllinoisBig TenRGOVR80SPD53STR93AGI54COD50INJ92AWR 81
66. Brock KnutsonNebraskaBig TenLGOVR69SPD58STR93AGI71COD55INJ84AWR 74
67. Caden JonesFloridaSECRTOVR82SPD54STR93AGI54COD49INJ96AWR 81
68. Casey PoeAlabamaSECRGOVR75SPD68STR93AGI73COD64INJ82AWR 77
69. Connor StrohKansasBig 12RGOVR77SPD48STR93AGI47COD44INJ95AWR 73
70. Curtis PeaglerMissouriSECRGOVR82SPD52STR93AGI52COD48INJ94AWR 86
71. DeAndre CarterIowa StateBig 12LGOVR73SPD49STR93AGI50COD45INJ95AWR 72
72. Elijah PritchettNebraskaBig TenLTOVR85SPD68STR93AGI65COD52INJ90AWR 85
73. Eric MensahVirginia TechACCLEDGOVR72SPD71STR93AGI72COD58INJ93AWR 64
74. Horace LockettUCFBig 12DTOVR82SPD54STR93AGI56COD40INJ96AWR 76
75. Hunter WhitenackWestern MichiganMACLGOVR83SPD54STR93AGI48COD39INJ97AWR 85
76. J'ven WilliamsCharlotteThe AmericanLTOVR75SPD59STR93AGI62COD57INJ86AWR 71
77. Jackson CantwellMiamiACCLTOVR83SPD71STR93AGI73COD61INJ92AWR 73
78. Jai'Lun HamptonNC StateACCLTOVR74SPD54STR93AGI51COD44INJ86AWR 75
79. Jake RenfroIllinoisBig TenCOVR85SPD59STR93AGI57COD52INJ79AWR 92
80. Jake GuarneraMichiganBig TenCOVR87SPD69STR93AGI71COD61INJ87AWR 85
81. John WalkerOhio StateBig TenDTOVR88SPD70STR93AGI63COD53INJ79AWR 86
82. Jordan ThomasSouth CarolinaSECDTOVR79SPD59STR93AGI61COD41INJ95AWR 61
83. Joshua MickensConnecticutIndependentREDGOVR76SPD80STR93AGI77COD70INJ83AWR 53
84. Justin EvansNebraskaBig TenCOVR91SPD68STR93AGI67COD60INJ96AWR 92
85. Kenton JeridoSouth AlabamaSun BeltRGOVR81SPD51STR93AGI51COD46INJ93AWR 88
86. Kobe BranhamArkansasSECRGOVR82SPD58STR93AGI59COD52INJ94AWR 81
87. Larry Johnson IIIColoradoBig 12RTOVR77SPD50STR93AGI52COD50INJ94AWR 73
88. Luka VincicMichigan StateBig TenRGOVR74SPD64STR93AGI74COD57INJ81AWR 78
89. Luke HamiltonMichiganBig TenLGOVR75SPD75STR93AGI79COD56INJ79AWR 71
90. Luke MontgomeryOhio StateBig TenLGOVR92SPD69STR93AGI74COD61INJ95AWR 92
91. Malachi CarneyGeorgia TechACCRTOVR82SPD61STR93AGI56COD51INJ85AWR 88
92. Malik AutryAuburnSECDTOVR82SPD61STR93AGI57COD51INJ90AWR 72
93. Markee AndersonSouth CarolinaSECRGOVR72SPD58STR93AGI55COD51INJ80AWR 67
94. Miles McVayMississippi StateSECRTOVR74SPD50STR93AGI45COD41INJ86AWR 75
95. Misael SandovalBall StateMACLGOVR72SPD48STR93AGI43COD41INJ88AWR 79
96. Payton KirklandUABThe AmericanLTOVR80SPD61STR93AGI61COD57INJ89AWR 82
97. PJ WilkinsWisconsinBig TenLTOVR76SPD56STR93AGI63COD49INJ96AWR 81
98. Shamurad UmarovTennesseeSECLGOVR82SPD64STR93AGI62COD51INJ89AWR 82
99. Solatoa Moea'iUtahBig 12LGOVR77SPD51STR93AGI49COD47INJ92AWR 75
100. Terrance GreenAlabamaSECDTOVR82SPD63STR93AGI62COD50INJ94AWR 77

Dominating the trenches in College Football 27 requires the elite power found in the Top 100 Strength ratings reveal, where enforcers like Cincinnati’s Evan Tengesdahl (97 STR) and Oregon’s Iapani Laloulu (96 STR) are essential for controlling the line of scrimmage, opening up massive run lanes, and locking down defensive fronts. However, pulling these elite heavy-hitters or buying them off the Auction House can take endless hours of tedious solo challenge grinding. To skip the repetitive hustle and instantly build your ultimate gridiron god squad, you can buy CFB 27 coins cheap from reputable online marketplaces that offer 100% safe transactions, secure delivery within minutes, and 24/7 customer support—giving you the immediate purchasing power to secure the strongest players in the nation and instantly bully your opponents online.

College Football 27 Top 100 Strongest Players

Dynasty Mode Scouting Tip: When looking at linemen with identical Strength ratings, prioritize AWR (Awareness) and INJ (Injury Resistance). A player like Oregon’s center Iapani Laloulu (97 AWR, 97 INJ) will vastly outperform a lower-awareness player because he will correctly identify blitzes and pick up stunts instantly while staying healthy all season.

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