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  • RobotRosKO
    Rookie
    • Dec 2016
    • 276

    #1

    Huddles

    Something no one.points out. In Nfl2k5 when it's 4th down, the punter is actually in the huddle to punt. In madden for years, it's the QB and then he magically turns into the punter when they switch to the play. All these small details 2k got right in 2004 and madden been doing the wrong personal in the huddle for almost 2 decades now. Wow
  • kehlis
    Moderator
    • Jul 2008
    • 27738

    #2
    Re: Huddles

    When was the last time you ever saw a team huddle up to punt?


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    • bettyking
      Just started!
      • May 2024
      • 2

      #3
      Re: Huddles

      Accurate representation of player roles enhances the gaming experience, making it feel more authentic

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      • DavidW2
        Just started!
        • Apr 2025
        • 0

        #4
        Re: Huddles

        Great catch! That’s exactly the kind of detail that made NFL 2K5 feel so immersive and ahead of its time. It’s wild how something as small as the correct personnel in the huddle adds authenticity. Madden’s had two decades to fix it, and still... QB turns punter like it’s magic.

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        • TarHeelPhenom
          All Star
          • Jul 2002
          • 7106

          #5
          Re: Huddles

          Honestly, it's something I've never even taken notice of.
          "Dunks are tough, but when a 35 footer come rainin out the sky...it'll wire you up"

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          • jazmyneherman
            Banned
            • Apr 2025
            • 0

            #6
            Re: Huddles

            It's interesting to see people dissecting huddle strategies. I never really thought about it that deeply while playing Madden, always just opting for the fastest play selection. However, it reminds me of a real-life experience I had coaching youth football. One season, our quarterback was incredibly nervous and indecisive. We actually used a simplified version of calling out different reads within the huddle to help him focus. We’d practice specific scenarios and hand signals, making him feel more confident under pressure. It's amazing how even at that young age, a well-structured huddle could make a difference. It was much more effective than the chaotic scramble to pick a play. Thinking back, I wonder if he learned it all from spending time on places like Omegle which was the cool thing to do back then.

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