West Virginia football would be the ultimate offensive team if EA Sports still produced its college football series. How would the ‘Eers be rated on NCAA Football 19?

Unfortunately, EA Sports no longer produces college football games. It’s been five years since their last release — NCAA Football 14 — during the summer of 2013. Luckily, we’ve decided to rate the current college football players, this iteration being of the West Virginia Mountaineers.

There’s still a community of online players for the games, but all roster adjustments are custom-made. With Dana Holgorsen and the Mountaineers projected to finish second in the Big 12, let’s take a deeper look into what their “player ratings” would look like on NCAA Football 19.

Who will be a top-rated performer and earn the coveted *Impact Player* star? Who out-performed in 2017 and could give the Mountaineers a needed-boost this season?

There’s talent all over the roster, but we’ll start with Joe Wickline’s unit first: the most under-appreciated positions on the field — the offensive line.

*All height and weight numbers reflect what’s listed in the 2018 WVU Football Media Guide*