Madden 25 could allow you to stretch beyond your profession

In addition to other announcements made recently, Mut 25 coins had a blog post that addressed some of the most long-running community concerns. The most noteworthy thing is that, as mentioned, off-ball injuries are going to be addressed in this year's Madden title. It is interesting to note that both offensive and defensive linemen are also at risk of getting injured (simulation model only) and will be certain to give depth to franchises.

In the blog post are several potentially important points that could change the game, such as the role of weight differential in the type of tackles and huge hit that is possible during game. EA mentions that "you will find fewer instances of small players attempting to land hit sticks on bigger balls," which promises a degree of sophistication that Madden has not yet seen.

Most importantly the blog post discusses the lower accuracy of quarterbacks playing crucially in this year's football. Particularly in simulation players will see an increase in the gap between highly valued QBs and less quality QBs. The result could represent a significant shift, considering that Madden is plagued by QBs who have felt exactly the same way for years. If the difference is substantial and it is a result of a change, it could be the final blow to players who enjoy using scrambling QBs because their poor accuracy has not reproduced in Madden.

It's not the first time that EA promises a bigger gap between QBs, however there's a reason to be optimistic this time. The note on QB performance is a short note that "inaccurate passes will be able to use new positioning model, so you'll be able to see more variation in how passes are made." With the majority of poor throws going straight to the defense in past, it'll be interesting to see more in-the-dirt and air-mailed throws than we did before.

With Madden coins for sale due at the end of this month It appears that EA is actually trying to satisfy the numerous fan bases the franchise is able to serve. This focus on community concerns is definitely an improvement in the direction for a company that is yet to reach an elite level of games simulation.