In this breakdown, we'll walk through the Halloween Rush content drop-the player cards, the store offers CFB 26 Coins, the ticket exchange system, and the training packs-alongside a full look at the pulls, hits, and misses from a 100K training spree. If you're looking to maximize your Halloween Rush returns, this guide will help you avoid the traps and find the true value in this midseason monster of an event.

The Halloween Rush Kicks Off

The Rush program returns as part of the Halloween-themed Season 3 content, offering a set of new LTDs, elite players, and a handful of trick-or-treat-style packs. It's paired with themed objectives, event challenges, and sets built around the new Halloween Ticket currency.

Players can earn or pull these tickets from packs, and exchange 10 tickets for a 91 Overall Rush player-a sellable one, not BND-which adds some value to the grind. Unfortunately, tickets aren't easily obtained from gameplay alone. As it stands, they're almost exclusively locked behind packs, meaning players hoping to craft 91s without spending real money or massive amounts of coins are in for a challenge.

Still, Rush content always brings a sense of spectacle, and this year's stars don't disappoint.

The Stars of the Rush Program

Cam Newton (Super Cam Returns)

Every Halloween Rush needs a headline act, and this year it's the return of Super Cam Newton. At 6'5" and 240 pounds, Newton comes in as a dual-threat quarterback capable of bulldozing defenders or dropping dimes deep downfield.

Base Rush Cam:

 90 SPD / 92 THP

 87 Short / 88 Medium / 90 Deep

 86 Truck / 88 Carrying / 90 Change of Direction

 Scheme: Multiple O (recently changed from Run & Shoot)

His Ultimate LTD version dials everything up:

 91 SPD / 92 THP / 90 Medium / 92 Deep Accuracy

 Same 88 Carrying and improved 90 Change of Direction

 Feels smoother in pocket play, noticeably stronger on play-action rollouts.

While the base Cam is a solid starter, the LTD is a top-tier dual-threat QB who can fit into almost any offensive scheme.

Demeco Ryans (Defensive Anchor)

The defensive LTD this time is Demeco Ryans, a tackling machine with versatile stats across the board.

Base Rush Ryans:

 91 SPD / 89 BSH / 92 TAK / 89 PUR / 85 ZONE

 Scheme: 4–2–5

Ultimate LTD Version:

 92 SPD / 90 BSH / 91 PUR / 92 TAK / 88 ZONE / 91 ACC

He's fast, balanced, and reads plays well. Though middle linebackers aren't always glamorous in CFB 26, Ryans offers strong coverage stats with elite pursuit-ideal for anchoring zone defenses.

Halloween Tickets, Objectives & Sets

The big currency this time around is Halloween Tickets, which are tradable items pulled from packs or occasionally rewarded through the Rush and Nightmares events.

Here's the key exchange:

10 Tickets → 91 OVR Rush Player (Sellable)

Repeatable twice per account.

It's a neat addition for players wanting to roll the dice on high-value pulls, but with tickets mostly coming from paid offers, it feels like a pay-gated feature more than an earned grind.

There are also Halloween Rush Objectives, though they're fairly light-things like "get three interceptions" or "win three event games." Completing them nets minor packs, BND players, or coins, but notably not tickets.

If you were hoping to earn your 91s purely through play, this event keeps things tight on the wallet side.

The Storefront: Step Offers, Bundles, and Traps

The in-game store for Halloween Rush is where most of the action happens-and where players need to tread carefully.

EA rolled out a 21-step offer path, but as the creator behind the original video wisely noted, it's a trap. Step offers can easily snowball into massive coin or point expenditures for diminishing returns. Instead, the smart play is waiting for Platinum Bundles, which often drop later in the event and offer much stronger value for your money.

The key packs available include:

 Rush Kickoff Ticket Pack-Includes a ticket and a chance at 91+ players.

 Conference Tour Pack-2x 86+ players, 1x 84+, 2x 79+.

 Offensive Trench Pack-Focused on linemen and defensive front players; decent 91+ odds.

 Premium Ticket Pack-86+ and 84+ players, plus a ticket (though the pack odds feel nerfed compared to previous programs).

For those spending coins or training instead of real cash, the Training Store offers the most consistent fun-to-value ratio.Training Packs & The "Opportunity" Gamble

Three main training packs drive the Halloween Rush grind:

1.Rush BND Pack (84+ OVR)-Costs ~4,300 Training

2.Rush Training Pack (84+ OVR, Sellable)-Around 4,000 Training

3.Rush Opportunity Pack (83 OVR or 92 LTD)-Only 3,000 Training

That last one-the Opportunity Pack-is where the real thrill lies. You can pull anything from a lowly 83 to the ultra-rare 92 Overall Rush LTD.

And this video's luck run was something special.

After cycling through 100,000 worth of training, the pulls started modestly-83s, 84s, the occasional 85. Then came the fireworks: both Super Cam Newton and Demeco Ryans LTD dropped within the first ten packs. Cam sold for over 600K coins, easily paying for the entire opening session.

From there, the results cooled off-as most Rush openings do-with several dry streaks, a handful of fresh face elites, and a big surprise late pull: a Season 3 free safety with standout 93 ZONE, 92 MAN, and 91 TACKLE stats.

Strategic Takeaways from 100K Training Spent

After running through step offers, trench packs, and training rerolls, a few lessons became clear:

 Skip Step Offers. The value just isn't there compared to what's possible in training rerolls or event packs.

 Wait for Platinum Bundles. Historically, they deliver the best odds-to-coin ratio and come with guaranteed elites.

 Rush Opportunity Packs are surprisingly efficient. At 3,000 training, their cost-to-upside ratio is low-risk/high-reward-especially early in the event when LTDs are fresh and prices are inflated.

 Sell Early. As the creator noted, Cam sold for 630K early, and by the time you're reading this, prices are likely to dip below 500K. Always sell early in week-one promos.

 BND Rush Packs are better than expected. They're cheaper and offer consistent training value for team upgrades, particularly if you're avoiding the market grind.

Community & Progression Goals

Beyond the packs, the community around CFB 26 continues to thrive. With over 600 members in Discord chatting about coin-making, team builds, and gameplay tips, the event has become a rallying point for players to share Rush pulls and nightmare loadouts.

The creator behind this Halloween Rush showcase is pushing toward 5,000 subscribers, streaming on both YouTube and Twitch, and offering a tight-knit community for CFB fans.

It's also worth noting their partnership with Blacklight Gaming Gear-where players can snag discounts on gaming chairs and desks using code OUTIII for 15% off. It's a small plug, but one that helps creators continue producing in-depth CFB 26 content for free.

Final Thoughts: Trick or Treat?

Halloween Rush in CFB 26 feels like a mix of treat and trick. The treats are obvious-Cam Newton's return, the sharp design of LTD cards, and the thrill of pulling high-end Rush players from training rerolls. The tricks come in the form of step offers, hard-to-earn tickets, and underwhelming pack odds in some of the premium bundles.

Still, as far as seasonal promos go, this one hits the fun factor hard. The animations are electric, the training packs are accessible, and the community energy around big pulls-especially early LTDs-brings that classic Madden/CFB pack-opening magic back College Football 26 Coins for sale.

If you're smart with your spending, skip the traps, and grind training efficiently, Halloween Rush can be one of the most rewarding promos of the year.