How to throw a touch pass in College Football 25

Below is a brief explanation on how to execute a touch pass in College Football 25, a challenging mechanic to master.

If you have played Madden games in previous years, you are probably familiar with the various types of passes used in the game. Similar gameplay mechanics and controls can be found in College Football 25 as well.

One of the primary mechanics in Madden is the touch pass, which may be challenging for players who have not played the game before. This is due to the ambiguous timing required to press a button in order to successfully execute the maneuver.

Having acknowledged this, let’s examine the particular controls and requirements that are necessary to execute a touch pass in College Football 25.

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Touch Pass Controls in College Football 25

In order to execute a touch pass in College Football 25, it is necessary to press the button icon located above a receiver’s head with moderate strength.

In College Football 25, there are various throws available, including one known as this type of pass. Similar to Madden 25, players can execute lob, bullet, and touch passes. A bullet pass is triggered by holding down the receiver button, while a lob pass is performed by tapping the receiver button without holding it down.

The optimal timing for touch passes is in the middle. Press and hold the button for a sufficient amount of time for the game to recognize the input, but not too long to avoid throwing a bullet pass.

To become proficient at the touch pass, the key is to practice regularly. Participating in Open Practice and throwing without a defense can be beneficial. In College Football 25, players can work on their muscle memory by throwing without pressure, particularly if their tendency is to press and hold the button.

Touch passes are successful when the ball is dropped over the head of a defender who is positioned underneath or in front of deeper coverage.