Teddy Bridgewater using Madden 25 to learn playbook

[lolfalconsbeatu]

This has to be some type of endorsement EA paid Teddy to say. No way this has ANY validity lol

[apollon42]

The community play is going to flop b/c it's just going to recommend cheese and glitches. That's all the online fanboys do.

[Shaffer26]

I wish EA hired an intern to create more playbooks like Teddy did. We've had the same playbooks since Madden 05. It's a joke.

[mestevo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shaffer26

I wish EA hired an intern to create more playbooks like Teddy did. We've had the same playbooks since Madden 05. It's a joke.

How many option plays were in Madden in 2005?

[Caveman24]

LOL football games only have an ounce of what real playbooks look like.

[Caveman24]

Quote: Originally Posted by mestevo

How many option plays were in Madden in 2005?

They weren't but QB runs,options all those things were in previous Maddens. I want to say 07/08. I think it was in ATL/TEN playbook.

Edit:

[bigbob]

Quote: Originally Posted by Caveman24

They weren't but QB runs,options all those things were in previous Maddens. I want to say 07/08. I think it was in ATL/TEN playbook.

That was his point in that post. The dude said the playbooks have been the same ever since 2005 and he was pointing out that they were indeed, not.

[kjcheezhead]

Quote: Originally Posted by FaceMask

EA keeps trying to project to the public that Madden can and is teaching people about football. I think it's pretty irresponsible. Learning football from Madden can only hurt a person's growth in football knowledge.

What?? Its really a great teaching tool. I don't understand why this guy isn't a head coach yet.







As a Packers fan, I hope Bridgewater just skips the field and focuses on Madden completely to get ready fro next season.