In College Football 26, few cards come with the hype and mystique of the Clinton Portis Gauntlet Reward. Not only is this card ultra-rare due to a glitch that locked him behind a broken reward track for days, but it also boasts one of the most complete running back stat lines in the game. And after watching him dominate Ultimate Dynasty matches and rack up yardage with style, one thing is clear CFB 26 Coins: Clinton Portis might be the best back in CFB 26.

Let's break down his stats, abilities, performance across multiple games, and whether he's worth the millions of coins he's currently going for.

Why Clinton Portis Is So Exclusive

Portis is a Gauntlet Reward, but a bug made him unobtainable for most players until recently. Smart players who waited to redeem their rewards after the fix found themselves with one of the rarest and most coveted players in the game. And based on his performance, it was well worth the wait.

Right now, he's selling for 2-3 million coins on the auction house, and with good reason.

Portis' Stats Breakdown

Here's what Clinton Portis is bringing to the field:

 99 Speed

 99 Acceleration

 99 Agility

 99 Change of Direction

 99 Juke Move

 98 Carrying

 97 Trucking

 99 Break Tackle

 90 Spin Move (with RB strat)

 High Catching and Pass Block Ratings

This card is everything you want in a top-tier back. He can run through people, break ankles with jukes, and even catch passes when needed. Plus, he holds onto the ball under pressure-only fumbling once across multiple sweaty matchups.

Insane Abilities at 1 AP

The biggest strength of this card might be the ability buckets. Clinton Portis has the same setup as the legendary Reggie Bush, with every ability coming in at just 1 AP:

 Shifty

 Downhill

 Workhorse

 Recuperation

 Sideep

 360

This is a full platinum loadout at minimal AP cost, allowing users to stack OP X-factors and still build around the rest of their team. In gameplay, you can feel the difference-jukes hit harder, stamina recovers faster, and tackles just bounce off.

Gameplay Recap: Four Straight Games of DOMINANCE

In the most recent gameplay breakdown, Portis hit 100+ total yards in every full game he played-and that's including early rage quits. In total:

 Longest Run: 62 yards

 Average Yards per Game: 90+

 Touchdowns: Several (including some "stolen" ones at the goal line)

 Fumbles: One (but recovered)

He opened games with burst plays, shook defenders with nasty jukes, and trucked his way through elite defenses. One run in particular-where he cut back across the field, broke a tackle, and exploded for a TD-looked straight out of a highlight reel.

And even when he was tired, Portis still broke off big plays. That says a lot about the Recuperation and Workhorse synergy.

Adjustments and Strategy

To get Portis fully powered up, the player had to sacrifice other abilities like Takeoff on WRs and Strong Grip on linemen. But in return, Clinton became the engine of the offense.

This also meant less passing than usual, which didn't hurt. The gameplay revolved around feeding Portis-and he delivered.

When opponents adjusted by stacking the box or usering the D-line, it opened up deeper shots, especially to WRs like DeAndre Hopkins, Randy Moss, and Travis Hunter. But most games never needed much of that. Clinton was simply doing it all.

Defense Stayed Consistent

 House Call DBs: Daren Porter, Leon, Paul, Travis Hunter

 Quick Jump and Takedown on key defenders

 Occasional Loop Blitzes (with mixed results)

There were a few hiccups-some mistimed zone drops and one corner getting cooked in man-but overall, the defense created opportunities for Portis to shine by flipping the field.

Highlight Reel Moments

 Juke of the Day: Portis made a user defender miss so badly, it looked like they disconnected.

 Spin Move TD: Set up by the RB strat, Portis spun past two defenders and waltzed in untouched.

 Break Tackle Explosion: A would-be loss turned into a 20-yard gain thanks to 99 break tackle and 97 trucking.

 Speed Burst to the Edge: On inside zone, Portis found daylight and shot out of a cannon for a massive gain.

 Even when gassed, Clinton didn't lose a step. Multiple times, the offense had to burn timeouts just to recover his stamina-and it was worth every second.Final Thoughts on Performance

Clinton Portis did not disappoint. He was consistent, explosive, and fun as hell to use. More than anything, he provided a level of control to the offense that few backs can match.

This card handled:

 User blitzes

 Deep zone drops

 Man coverage

 Random quitters

 Elite sweats

Is He Worth the 3 Million Coins?

Let's be honest: Clinton Portis is expensive. You're paying premium for rarity and production.

 If you have the best team in the game and want to complete your God Squad, absolutely worth it.

 If you're a budget grinder or still building, you might be better off with Ali Gordon, who is 200k and comes with two discounted abilities.

But make no mistake-Portis is elite. In terms of gameplay impact, he's in the same conversation as Reggie Bush, but half the price. If you can pull him or afford him, he's one of the best backfield weapons in CFB 26.

The Verdict

Clinton Portis is the real deal. A top-tier RB with video game stats, insane ability value, and unmatched field performance.

He's the kind of player who turns your offense from good to unstoppable NCAA Football 26 Coins site. Whether it's a breakaway TD, a stiff arm through the line, or juking a user into the sideline, he adds style and substance to your team.