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Missouri Tigers Football
Chase Daniel leads Missouri in career passing yards (12,515) and Brad Smith in rushing yards (4,289). In College Football 27, the Tigers' projected starters average 83.9 OVR, 16th of 138 FBS teams.
- CFB 27 starter avg
- 83.9
- 16th of 138
- Players 80+ OVR
- 23
- 3 rated 90+
- Best unit
- Running back
- 95 avg · 2nd nationally
- Record books
- 23
- career leaderboards
All-time career leaders
Missouri football records
| Record | Holder | Total | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Career Passing Yards | Chase Daniel | 12,515 | 2005–2008 |
| Career Passing Touchdowns | Chase Daniel | 101 | 2005–2008 |
| Career Rushing Yards | Brad Smith | 4,289 | 2002–2005 |
| Career Rushing Touchdowns | Brad Smith | 45 | 2002–2005 |
| Career Receptions | Chase Coffman | 247 | 2005–2008 |
| Career Receiving Yards | Danario Alexander | 2,778 | 2006–2009 |
| Career Receiving Touchdowns | Chase Coffman | 30 | 2005–2008 |
| Career Tackles | James Kinney | 434 | 2001–2004 |
| Career Sacks | Brian Smith | 31.5 | 2003–2006 |
| Career Interceptions | Adrian Jones | 16 | 1986–1989 |
| Career Field Goals Made | Harrison Mevis | 86 | 2020–2023 |
| Career Completions | Chase Daniel | 1,094 | 2005–2008 |
| Career Pass Attempts | Chase Daniel | 1,609 | 2005–2008 |
| Career Rushing Attempts | Brad Smith | 799 | 2002–2005 |
| Career Total Offense | Chase Daniel | 13,485 | 2005–2008 |
| Career All-Purpose Yards | Jeremy Maclin | 5,609 | 2007–2008 |
| Career Points | Harrison Mevis | 405 | 2020–2023 |
| Career Tackles for Loss | Justin Smith | 53 | 1998–2000 |
| Career Pass Breakups | Adrian Jones | 36 | 1986–1989 |
| Career Extra Points Made | Jeff Wolfert | 185 | 2006–2008 |
| Career Punting Average | Trey Barrow | 43.89 | 2010–2012 |
| Career Kick Return Yards | Jeremy Maclin | 2,049 | 2007–2008 |
| Career Punt Return Yards | Roger Wehrli | 1,062 | 1966–1968 |
Across multiple leaderboards
Notable Missouri players
- Brad Smith2002–2005
No. 1 rushing yards (4,289) · No. 1 rushing touchdowns (45) · No. 1 rushing attempts (799)
- Jeremy Maclin2007–2008
No. 1 all-purpose yards (5,609) · No. 1 kick return yards (2,049) · No. 3 receiving touchdowns (22)
- Chase Daniel2005–2008
No. 1 passing yards (12,515) · No. 1 passing touchdowns (101) · No. 1 completions (1,094)
- Drew Lock2015–2018
No. 2 passing yards (12,193) · No. 2 passing touchdowns (99) · No. 2 completions (883)
- Larry Rountree III2017–2020
No. 2 rushing yards (3,720) · No. 2 rushing touchdowns (40) · No. 2 rushing attempts (746)
- Brady Cook2020–2024
No. 3 passing yards (9,013) · No. 4 completions (746) · No. 4 pass attempts (1,136)
- Zack Abron2000–2003
No. 2 rushing touchdowns (40) · No. 3 rushing yards (3,198) · No. 3 rushing attempts (692)
- James Franklin2010–2013
No. 4 passing touchdowns (51) · No. 5 passing yards (6,962) · No. 5 total offense (8,691)
- Jeff Handy1991–1994
No. 5 completions (618) · No. 5 pass attempts (1,058) · No. 6 passing yards (6,959)
- Phil Bradley1977–1980
No. 8 passing yards (5,352) · No. 8 pass attempts (798) · No. 8 total offense (6,459)
- Blaine Gabbert2008–2010
No. 6 total offense (7,280) · No. 7 passing yards (6,822) · No. 7 passing touchdowns (40)
- Corby Jones1995–1998
No. 4 rushing touchdowns (38) · No. 7 rushing attempts (559) · No. 9 total offense (6,230)
All-time series
Missouri rivalries
| Opponent | Rivalry | All-time series | First met | Streak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 South Carolina | Battle for the Mayor's Cup | Missouri leads 9–6 | 1869 | W1 |
 Kansas | Lamar Hunt TrophyBorder War | Missouri leads 59–54 | 1891 | W4 |
 Nebraska | Battle for the Victory Bell | Nebraska leads 65–36 | 1892 | L2 |
 Illinois | Arch Rivalry | Missouri leads 17–7 | 1896 | W6 |
 Iowa State | Battle for the Telephone | Missouri leads 61–34 | 1896 | W5 |
 Oklahoma | — | Oklahoma leads 68–25 | 1902 | L1 |
 Arkansas | Battle Line Rivalry TrophyBattle Line Rivalry | Missouri leads 12–4 | 1906 | W4 |
College Football 27
Missouri in CFB 27
| Player | Pos | Class | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cayden Green | LT | Sr | 96 |
| Ahmad Hardy | HB | Jr | 95 |
| Jamal Roberts | HB | Jr | 90 |
| Cayden Lee | WR | Sr | 89 |
| Austin Simmons | QB | Jr | 86 |
| Brett Norfleet | TE | Sr | 86 |
| Dominick Giudice | C | Sr | 86 |
| Chris Graves Jr. | CB | Sr | 85 |
Planning a Missouri dynasty? See the Missouri CFB 27 dynasty outlook for unit-by-unit ratings and the starters you lose after year one.
Tracked on CFB Clipboard
Public Missouri dynasties
Fan-run College Football dynasties with Missouri as the current program, shared publicly by their coaches.
- Devin Blackwell's coaching carrerDevin Blackwell · 11 seasons · 124–28
- MIZ Gurt takeoverKeny Garrett · 2 seasons · 28–4 · 2 national titles
- Bo AdamsBo Adams · 1 season · 15–2 · 1 national title
- CoreyNick Saban Jr. · 1 season · 4–1
- MizzouChase Orscheln · 1 season · 4–1
Conference
SEC programs
Sources & notes
- CFB Clipboard — Career leaderboards researched and compiled by CFB Clipboard.
- EA Sports College Football 27 rivalry data — All-time series records as they ship in the game, before any dynasty games are played.
- EA Sports College Football 27 roster ratings — Ratings from “EA roster mroster_434_206.db” roster update, imported 2026-11-09 via Teamcrafters. Ratings change with each roster update.
Last updated Nov 9, 2026.