Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart Reacts To His Hilariously Inaccurate Headshot In EA Sports College Football 25

With the highly-anticipated EA Sports College Football 25 video game set to be released to the masses later this week, images from the game are starting to leak on social media, and let's just say EA Sports did Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart dirty.

A photo of Dart's headshot from the game was shared over the weekend that caught the attention of everyone, including the young signal caller himself.

Outside of Dart's character in the game sporting some long hair, the likeness between the fake Dart and real Dart essentially doesn't exist. The character looks nothing at all like the Ole Miss star, and Dart agrees with that sentiment.

It's worth noting that EA Sports announced back in February that face scans would not be included at the launch of the game, but could potentially be added via patches later on in the year. So, that is a relief because if face scan technology was used and this is what the software came up with for Dart then the video game community would be in a world of hurt.

The reality is that gamers will likely get over the not-so-accurate characters and headshots in the game in the matter of seconds given that every player on the field will, of course, be wearing a helmet. 

While Dart may be upset about his headshot, he'll have to be pretty appreciative of his 90 overall rating in the game, which makes him tied for fourth among every other quarterback in the game. Colorado's Shedeur Sanders and Georgia's Carson Beck are tied atop those rankings with 93 ratings.

In today's world of video games where everything is connected online, these ratings will seemingly change every single week. If Dart puts up monster numbers and the Rebels get off to a hot start he'll certainly get a bump in the ratings department in a hurry.