In the event that drafts are considered to be the second-largest event for the Mut 24 coins and the NFL combine is likely to be the third most important event. The combine gives us the chance to witness these potential players running the 40. performing shuttle drills, running routes and most importantly of all, getting real measurement. Madden does a good job in showcasing the various tools used by the combine. We get every participant's 40 times as well as their bench press and shuttle drill. These times directly relate to the player's characteristics. Teams need a scouting team that's level (or assessment) is determined by their past success at making good draft choices. Making the combine more of a element of the draft allows GMs to feel more confident in their selections. The NFL combine provides us with plenty of information on players, and Madden will be the same.

Madden has plenty of room to improve through the combine. It's better when you actually get to know the player prior to drafting him. Instead of using scouting point, you could instead give the player some pre-generated questions in order to connect to the storyline. This will make the story have more impact and also keep the teams involved in the stories. I would also like to have these kids go through games or mini-drills.

Madden is the only team with the "gauntlet" that is available, and it's the perfect time to make use of the Gauntlet. I'd love to know how difficult my supposed elusive back is prior to drafting him. I realize this is too much however I would like to see video footage of some of the most intriguing storyline prospects performing drills during the combine. Even even if EA cannot create videos, a few still images of them would be superior to nothing.

I'd also like to see more detailed reports from scouts on the potential players. They should be given the most likely, least likely role on the team. Does a player have the potential to become a swing offensive lineman, or might he be a nine-time Pro Bowl LT? Reports on scouting should also contain words that help highlight the positive and negative aspects of a player.

Are players slow feet? Does the hand size of his opponent be small do they not move his hips fast enough to make it to an advanced level? These things matter to scouts, and it ought to be a concern for potential virtual GMs. I would also love to still make use of scouting points in the draft. Teams are always looking for information about players, even before they draft them.

The shows on drafts may seem boring in the real world however I believe they have a place for Madden world. The preview shows for drafts are excellent at providing a prediction of how the initial stages of the draft take place. It gives you a clear understanding of the best potential players are, and also learn about teams are before and after the draft are aiming for. Drafts that are mock do a great job of giving teams the data that cheap Mut 24 coins they can use to aid in making a choice. There aren't any mock drafts included in Madden and this is an option to promote the draft. Mel Kiper and Todd McShay always have differing opinions and expectations This would increase the excitement If you had several analysts offering various perspectives.