Madden NFL 22's Launch Should be a Touchdown In comparison to NFL 21

It seems the AI trainer may lack confidence in its gamers' ability to score, or believes that the punter could use any help. The reason why the AI coach chose on  that gameplan remains a puzzle, but it might be that the participant has endured some punting problems in previous games. However, with numerous Franchise Mode glitches, it is possible that this training decision is another one.

The questionable coaching decision does not seem like it will do much injury for the entire year, and will just result in just a tiny boost to the participant's punting, which may wind up being more helpful than expected. Fortunately, if the odd gameplan is a bug, then it doesn't break the match like many past bugs in Madden NFL 21. Players may laugh at the training decision, especially since most have likely seen the offensive gameplan alternatives and never chosen punting.

With EA releasing the previous Franchise Mode upgrade for Madden 21, it appears the focus has shifted to the release of Madden NFL 22. Many enthusiasts are hoping for new features in Madden 22, and possibly improvements to Face of the Franchise Mode. Although the name has not been formally announced, it's expected to release later this year, given the background of annual Madden releases. Rumors indicate that the next Madden cover star has been selected, though EA hasn't formally revealed this information.

Madden NFL 22 hasn't officially been confirmed, but it appears as near to certain as you can be that it will be coming this season. While an argument could be made that Electronic Arts should take a year off from the Madden NFL series, there is very little chance that  will actually occur. In short, whatever is supplied in Madden NFL 22, it has to be a large debut compared to how Madden NFL 21 premiered.