Madden 25 - How Is Your Dynasty Going?

[michaelhalljr]

Quote: Originally Posted by michaelhalljr

Notable rookie qb's drafted Cam Ward to Browns Shaduer to Giants Ewers to Jets, backing up Rodgers, who didn't retire Milroe to Cardinals Trade- JJ McCarthy to Raiders for 26 first and 3rd round picks, Vikings stick with Darnold Twitch: @oldheadfranchiseguy YouTube- Strictly sim, @oldheadfranchiseguy Sent from my SM-S928U using Operation Sports mobile app

Wanted to give a shout out to Eli2Manningham for the incredible work on draft classes. Thank you!!

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[Review]

Quote: Originally Posted by malky

WOW That's amazing! Thanks for sharing, appreciate it, sometimes i don't like going pass a year in sports games franchises because it's not worth it at all but sounds like Madden is going in a good direction with that!

If it wasn't for the import past draft class feature I don't think we would have made it to our current season -> 2030. Another cool little thing one of the owners noticed is that when we imported is that they sometimes refer to LaDanian Tomlinson as LT during the game.

[rookie5564]

I started an all 32 controlled cpu vs. cpu franchise, with the Cowboys being the base team. Week 1 started with the Cowboys losing to the Cleveland Browns convincingly 26-13. Dallas was totally unprepared from the beginning, after both teams traded possessions, Dallas was driving for what looked to be the first points of the game but Dak Prescott forced a pass to CD Lamb which was intercepted by Greg Newsome at the Cleveland 11 yard line. The ensuing play saw Nick Chubb break through the left side of the line virtually untouched for an 89 yard touchdown run. The teams again traded possessions. On the Browns next possession a blown coverage allowed Armari Cooper to score on a 67 yard pass play, ending the 1st quarter with the Browns up 14-0. The teams battled back and forth for the remainder of the first half with Cleveland taking a commanding 17-0 lead into halftime. The Dallas defense some stiffened in the second half allowing just 3 field goals in the fourth quarter. Dallas finished with 382 yards of total offense. Dak Prescott went 33 of 57 for 351 yards with 1 TD and 1 interception, he was sacked a whopping 7 times by the Browns defense, Rico Dowdle rushed 13 times for 43 yards, and CD Lamb had an awesome game catching 13 passes for 206 yards, Kevonte Turpin caught 1 pass which was the lone touchdown Dallas would score on a 4 yard slant. The much maligned defense, which surrendered 475 yards was led by Eric Kendricks who finished with 16 total tackles, and Travon Diggs who finished with one interception, with the of the two big plays in the first quarter the Browns only mustered 319 yards for the remainder of the game. Dashaun Watson went 15 for 28 for 234 yards with one touchdown and one interception, Nick Chubb rushed 21 times for 193 yards with the highlight being the 89 yard touchdown run, and Armari Cooper caught 3 passes for 100 yards with the one touchdown. The Cowboys, who hope to bounce back head home for their week 2 meeting with the New Orleans Saints who were victorious in their opener against Carolina 17-16.

[UltraHD]

This thread usually has 10x as many posts by this time of the year. Has there been a huge drop of Franchise players playing M25? Wonder if EA notice.

[rookie5564]

Week 2
The Dallas Cowboys began week 2 with a dominating 49-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints in their home opener. Dak Prescott went 29 of 48 for 348 yards with three touchdowns and 1 interception, Rico Dowdle carried 29 times for 134 yards, and CD Lamb caught 10 passes for 166 yards and a touchdown and Jason Ferguson caught 7 passes for 47 yards and two touchdowns. The big story of the game was the dominant performance by the defense led by DeMarvion Overshown which allowed 234 yards of total offense, and scored twice while forcing 5 turnovers. Spencer Rattler filling in for the injured Dereck Carr went 27 of 51 for 246 yards with 1 touchdown and 3 interceptions he also lost 2 fumbles, and was sacked 4 times, Alvin Kamara ran 7 times for 17 yards, and Rashid Shaheed caught 8 passes for 91 yards and a touchdown. The victory was costly as both Micah Parsons and Zach Martin suffered injuries, Parsons a hip injury that’ll keep him sidelined for approximately 3 weeks and Martin a high ankle sprain that’ll keep him out for the upcoming game. The Cowboys will take on the Baltimore Ravens next week at AT&T Stadium who defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 26-20.

[rookie5564]

Week 3

The Dallas Cowboys suffered their second loss of the season, Sunday at AT&T Stadium to the Baltimore Ravens 19-16, on a walk off field goal. The contest was a defensive struggle for the most part as both teams were only able to score 1 touchdown apiece. Lamar Jackson went 26 of 43 for 233 yards, he also rushed for 55 yards on 5 carries, Keaton Mitchell had 21 carries for 72 yards and a touchdown, and Mark Andrews caught 7 passes for 63 yards. The Baltimore defense was led by Roquan Smith who had 12 total tackles. The Dallas offense was ineffective as it lacked a consistent running game, Dak Prescott was 27 of 43 for 237 yards, Deuce Vaughn led the anemic ground game with 24 yards on 11 carries, and Jason Ferguson led all pass catchers with 9 receptions for 88 yards. The defense was led by Eric Kendricks who recorded 14 total tackles, Donavan Wilson contributed 10 total tackles with a forced fumble which turned out to be the only turnover of the game. The Cowboys head to MetLife Stadium to take on the Giants (1-2) on Thursday night at 8:15 PM.

[patstew19]

Just got the game off EA Play, doing a Panthers season

Week 1: Carolina @ New Orleans
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If Bryce Young’s first throw of the season is any indication, it’s looking like another long year for the Panthers(0-1).

Young threw a pick on his first attempt, then went on to throw 2 more interceptions and fumble another, as the Saints(1-0) go marching past the Panthers 38-7. Chuba Hubbard also fumbled for the Panthers, leading the Saints to scoring 28 points off 5 turnovers.

Hubbard was the lone spark for the offence, despite the fumble, with 18 carries for 108 yards and a TD on the ground, also adding 4 receptions for 49 yards in the air.

On the defensive side of the ball, the Panthers allowed 411 yards of offence, only able to get to Derek Carr once for a sack. Derek Carr threw for 269 yards and 3 TDs, Alvin Kamara ran for 134 yards and 2 TDs, as the Saints had no problems moving the ball down the field.

Carolina heads back home next week for a matchup against Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers(0-1).

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[patstew19]

Week 2: Los Angeles Chargers @ Carolina Panthers

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