Today’s video is a two-parter. My custom (49ers moved to Vegas, baby!) team “The Rollers” taking on the Seattle Seahawks twice, and the same player returns a punt in both games.
Emanuelle Steele, whom you’ve never heard of because he is a generated rookie player, is one of the worst wide-receivers I have ever seen, but man is he fast. He’s my #1 kick and punt returner, and you can see why. In his first 3 seasons, he’s made the Pro Bowl three times, as a return man. He returned 3 kick offs for touchdowns in the latest superbowl I played. Fierce!
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Sep 10
So in my first year of Madden 11 franchise, I took the Green Bay Packers to the superbowl. At 3rd and 7 in the 4th quarter, Aaron Rodgers throws a 52 yard TD pass to Donald Driver which makes the New England Patriots defense look silly.Go Pack Go!
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Sep 10
And this is why we picked him up from the Miami Dolphins. Hopefully he gets to do a few of these 88-yard punt returns this year.View the video, my first Madden 11 punt return against the St Louis Rams. ;)
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Here’s a little video of one of my first Madden 11 franchise games for the 2010 season, 49ers versus the Bucs. Huge pass from Alex Smith to Vernon Davis, endzone to endzone. It wasn’t the pass, but the yards after the catch that were crucial.Kinda neat how I can save highlights, upload them to EA, and then embed them elsewhere. ;)
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If you buy your sports games used and enjoy playing them online for free, EA would like to have a word with you. And that word would be “no.”
The mega-publisher announced Monday that beginning with the June 8th release of Tiger Woods 11, all future EA Sports games for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 will include a one-time, game-specific “Online Pass” code, which grants access to “online services, features and bonus content.”
Sounds fine and dandy, but for one catch: while the code comes free with new copies of any EA Sports game, it can only be used once. Buy the game used — or even just rent it through a service like GameFly — and you’ll be unable to play it online beyond a free seven-day trial period…unless you cough up $10 for an additional Online Pass. ”This is an important inflection point in our business because it allows us to accelerate our commitment to enhance premium online services to the entire robust EA SPORTS online community,” said EA Sports president Peter Moore.
According to the official Online Pass site, online services that will be affected by the feature include “multiplayer online play, group features like online dynasty and leagues, user created content, and bonus downloadable content for your game including, for example, a new driver in Tiger.” The move is part of EA’s so-called “Project Ten Dollar” initiative and is considered another attack on the used game market, which many publishers see as a financial black hole. EA has made prior attempts to dissuade the practice, although it remains an affordable solution to gamers looking for a bit of a bargain at the cost of owning new.
Interestingly, leading game retailer GameStop, who enjoy substantial revenue from selling used games, is seemingly supportive of the new program. ”This relationship allows us to capitalize on our investments to market and sell downloadable content online, as well as through our network of stores worldwide,” said GameStop CEO Dan DeMatteo.
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Apr 10
The Madden Curse. We’re familiar. We’re aware.Congratulations Saints, but I hope you have a backup quarterback ready to go.
If I was Drew, perhaps I would have said “Uhm, yeah, thanks guys.. I appreciate it. But I’ll pass. Go hit up Jared Allen, we don’t want to play the Vikings anyhow.”
Take a look at the past Madden NFL cover athletes, and their fate that year.


Troy Polamalu injured his posterior cruciate ligament


Brett Favre admitted to suffering a torn biceps injury


Vince Young sustained a knee injury which put him out of the game; he didn’t start again for the rest of the year


Shaun Alexander sustained a foot injury that caused him to miss six starts


Donovan Mcnabb tore the ACL and meniscus in his right knee


Ray Lewis had his season cut short in week 15 with a wrist injury


Michael Vick broke his leg in pre-season and missed the first 12 games


Marshall Faulk underwent reconstructive knee surgery and retired
