How to Do a Double Pass in College Football 25

With the arrival of College Football 25, some of the most stunning trick plays from its real-life counterpart can be a blast to nail in the game. While they can be risky, pulling the play off in a tough spot can net you huge yardage. Here, we'll go over how to do a spectacular double pass and which College Football 25 playbooks have access to this play.

How to Do the Double Pass Rail in College Football 25

The Double Pass Rail can set you up for a bomb downfield so long as the defense doesn't demolish you before you can get the pass off. You'll find this play in the Gun Trips formation, and we'll go over which playbooks have access below. Before you try it in a game, it's best to head into Practice Mode to feel out the timing.

You won't have control until the ball is with your wideout, and if a defender heads straight for him it can stop this one before you ever get into a throwing motion. You'll have a little more luck if you're further to the left-hand side of the field which allows a bit more room for the passer. Be careful with placement, and if you have time let your player set their throwing stance before hitting the receiver button to increase your accuracy. You'll risk a wonky throw, but sometimes a quick lob or touch pass can work out if the defense is too close.

If you've got a moment while a defender is closing in, they'll sometimes bite on a pump fake that gives you extra time to throw and your receiver extra time to create space. If you're building a team in Dynasty Mode, you can also switch a player's position at the start of the season if you wanna ensure someone has the throwing and receiving stats to make this more accessible.

Gun Trips Double Pass Rail is found in the following playbooks: Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Buffalo, Cal, Cincinnati, Colorado, Duke, Eastern Michigan, Florida, Florida State, Fresno State, Georgia Southern, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana Tech, LSU, Marshall, Maryland, Memphis, Missouri, New Mexico, New Mexico State, North Carolina, Oregon, Oregon State, Penn State, Sam Houston State, South Carolina, Texas Tech, UL Monroe, UTSA, Virginia, Wake Forest, Washington State, West Virginia, Western Kentucky, and Wisconsin.

If you also wanna have access to a similar trick play, the reverse flea flicker or Wildcat Unbalanced Jet Reverse Pass, each of these playbooks have access to both that and Gun Trips Double Pass Rail: Auburn, Cal, Colorado, Eastern Michigan, Florida, Fresno State, Illinois, Kansas, Marshall, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, West Virginia, and Western Michigan.