In College Football 25, you can create your own custom playbook that includes the offensive and defensive plays you’re most familiar with.

One of the most exciting aspects of College Football 25 is the ability to create a custom playbook. Instead of using a playbook already used at one of the game's many colleges, you can make your own to use in various modes.

From offensive and defensive plays, everything in a custom playbook is up to you. Let's go over how it works.

How to create a custom playbook in College Football 25?

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The steps to creating a custom playbook in College Football 25 are simple enough. It is the process of adding plays to it and truly making it your own that can be a daunting tasks. Here are the basics of setting one up:

  1. Load into College Football 25
  2. Navigate to the Create and Share section
  3. Select Custom Playbooks
  4. Choose Create Off or Create Def from the left side
  5. Pick a team's offensive playbook or a defensive scheme to edit
  6. Press in the left stick to save the playbook

That's the easy part.

What goes into a custom playbook?

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Now that you understand how to create the playbook, let's go over how to actually customize it to your liking. You can select all types of plays, from running to passing, and even trick ones. There are four sections for playbook customization:

  • Audibles
  • My Playbook
  • All Plays
  • My Gameplan

In there, you can go through the different plays for each section. Audibles are, of course, the plays you can call on the fly after breaking the huddle. My Playbook lets you see the formations and plays within your College Football 25 custom playbook.

All Plays shows each one, whether you use it or not. You'll see a checkmark next to the plays that are actually in your playbook. Lastly, My Gameplan allows you to set star ratings for your playbook's plays. This determines how often the play is suggested or how frequently it is ran while simulating.

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