EA Sports College Football 25 has a variety of different control schemes but a touch pass is the hardest to throw on all of them. Here’s how to master it in CFB 25.
One key to a solid passing game in EA Sports College Football 25 is understanding all the throws in your arsenal. But while the lob pass and the bullet pass are pretty easy to understand, the touch pass can be a lot more complicated. In fact, that’s probably why one of College Football 25’s first tutorial challenges asks you to throw a touch pass, and is a bit of a stickler for what counts and what doesn’t.
To help you upgrade your passing game, and get through that pesky challenge, here’s everything you need to know about how to throw a touch pass in College Football 25 with each of the passing control schemes. What is a touch pass?
Just to cover the basics, a touch pass is in-between a bullet and a lob. With a touch pass, the ball comes off the QB’s hands with more zip and speed than a lob, keeping the ball lower in the air with a smaller arc, but also keeps it higher up than a bullet, making it harder to pick off and giving your receiver a little bit more time to snag the ball out of the air.
