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No there is no Cheat for the AFC and NFC Hall of Fame teams...i got them but it took me about 2 seasons and a lot of Madden points to get it....you just have to keep buyin madden cards and keep buyin madden cards untill you get it! Takes a while....
Yes there are codes for the cards. every card has a cheat
No
Take it from a guy who HAS THE CARDS, you just keep buying the packs until you get them and there is no cheats for them!
+ RLATH7-NFC(use caps)
PRO9PH-AFC(use caps)
PRO9PH-AFC(use caps)
Yes, the cheat code for afc hall of fame is PRO9PH
and for nfc is RLATH7
and for nfc is RLATH7
Yes, they are RLATH7 for nfc and PRO9PH
Well I just used one of the codes this guy above me has....and it worked....so I would say that they work.
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Its all right, but its best for daddy to be a hall of fame player in whatever position you want to play, so look out for that.
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It doens't matter what your mom is but if your pa is in your position hall of fame and a dual threat jackpot
A1:
Go to the 2 minute drill and keep doing it to get more tokens
Q: 
Rating: 57%
It says that ive unlocked nfl hall of famers and their waiting in my free agents roster how do I get them and can I get them on franchise and superstar?
Question from: gamer1(20)
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U can put them on teams to play free mode. And you can put them on for franchise but they cost alot
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Do training camp and practices, also if you have a agent with perf. institute then you can go there and work your stats up.
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Go to training camp practices and gameplans also awnser the interveiws as a team player
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During interviews answer the questions like a team leader and you will get positive ego points. once you get a positive ego influence agent your ego and influence will go up positively.
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No -Answer by:eamaster
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The only way is to do really good in the cobine and rack up a ton of points. Then hope for the best!
You need to play the rookie challenges it dosent tell you how fast they are but it gives you the seconds for like the 40 yard dash and how good there hands are and stuff which will help you determine the good rookies form the jokes
Look at the players rookie reports, and their IQ tests-determines how quickly they can improve and the scouting reports
Do the rookie scouting challenges. If you get a gold-award you get a more in-depth report on the player. The challenges make you play as the rookie so you get a good idea of how fast they are, how agile, how good they are at breaking tackles, etc.
As a rule, I look for players with good 40 times. Quick players can improve their catching ability, agility, etc. Slow players can't improve their speed very well.
As a rule, I look for players with good 40 times. Quick players can improve their catching ability, agility, etc. Slow players can't improve their speed very well.
Save at end of postseason-preseason, let the comp draft the players automatically. At some point you can review the draft, and get your pnp out. Just look at the players stats at that point, then reload your game, and draft the good ones.
Agree with A3, fast rookies can be improved quite easily in training camp but don't be fooled by the fast 40 times. Sometimes a player rated with a 4.28 sec time is slower than a player with a 4.32 sec time when their real values are revealed. If you want to check it out, scout the players at the combine through the rookie workouts. For defensive backs, the db cover drill is better than the ball swat for working out speed relative to receivers, especially for the later round players who only have the 'rookie' drill to go through and that seems easy even with an 82 SPD back. With the DB cover drill you get to see your player matched up against a WR so you see how quick he is over the ground, how he jumps, and whether he can catch. It's a tougher drill to get gold on than the ball swat but it probably tells you more from a playing perspective even if you fail to get the rookie report filled out.
For QBs I usually go pocket presence - accuracy can be a little off with some of the QB prospects and so even a top5 prospect can look poor under the QB accuracy drill. I tend to like mobile QBs as well so the accuracy is usually a little off with those guys anyway.
For RBs, you need to think about how they are going to fit into your team. If you want a back who is agile and fast you need to look out for different skills to the team that's looking for a power back that flattens DBs and LBs. If you've got a couple of fast backs on your roster, picking up a slower back that can grind out yards might not be so bad. If you've got a couple of power backs, a change of pace back who is quick and agile could be the player who makes the bigger difference rather than another power back who is higher up the draft.
FBs, I never draft or scout as they are easy to pick up in free agency. You'll usually find 2nd and 3rd round predicted FBs in the free agents list straight after the draft.
WRs are similar to DBs in that 'speed kills defences' but unlike DBs, 'an inability to catch the ball kills drives.' You can make speed WRs into good pass catchers but they can take a couple of seasons to pan out. If you need someone to go up and get the ball in the end zone, you're better off with a possession WR.
TEs are very much like WRs. You need to think about what you need for your team. A pass-catching tight end like Dallas Clark or Vernon Davis are probably most sought after but if you have a guy like that on your roster already, you might be better off picking up a blocking TE who can fill in at a pinch should your starter get injured. If you need a pass-catcher, then obviously you need to try them out in the pass catching drill and see how they move and just how well they catch.
The OL is much of a muchness for me. The better players have better bench reps and awareness (interview result). I find the QB protection drill the hardest one to perfect, never was any good at blocking. I look for the players who have the least trouble pancaking the opposition.
DEs, speed kills but strength is also important - particularly if you're playing a 3-4 formation where the DEs are effectively DTs. A very fast DE can cause havoc for opposing QBs but only if they're strong and agile enough to get past the tackles. I still can't resist those DEs with 4.44sec 40 times though. Anything under 4.55 is likely to be a really decent pass rusher so if there are a couple under this pace, look for the ones with the better strength and agility.
DTs are like the OL, strength and awareness are key. Speed-wise, anything 4.90 or under is best. You're looking for bench reps of 35 or more to have 90+ strength I think.
LBs, for me speed wins out every time. I like to play a 3-4 defence with fast linebackers that can respond to pass and outside runs. The chase and tackle drill is the easiest one to unlock the rookie report in my view. If the LB struggles to get to the RB on the sweep, pitch and toss plays on this drill, he's going to be a bit limited in range. If he's getting their easily but struggling to bring down the back, he's too lightweight and will take a couple of seasons to make into a decent player.
DBs I've already covered, speed is the key factor but an ability to jump and change direction are also important. Catching ability is something you can work on in training camp so no need to worry there. If the vertical jump is below 35" they'll struggle to match up against the top receivers initially and you'll probably have to spend some training points on correcting that - 40"+ is going to mean little or no work there.
With Safeties, I find SPD important but as your last line of defence they also need to have some sort of physical presence. With the FS use the DB Cover drill, with the SS use the chase and tackle drill to assess their abilities to cover the open field and plug the run gap respectively.
No matter how much you need a kicker or a punter, never waste a workout on scouting these guys. Only ever draft them if you don't have any other needs. There are usually excellent kickers available before and after the draft in free agency.
Don't be tempted to trade up for players unless you have a really serious need at one position and little need elsewhere. There are some real bargains to be found in the later rounds if you follow the above tips. You can pick up several players, sign them and find that they have overalls in the mid 70s. After training camp and exposure in pre-season games they can be in the 80s and after a season as a starter they can be pushing 90.
While you're in the draft you can get advice from a scout about what player he thinks is best on the board or which position you should strengthen. His views can be found in the top-right of the screen and can be accessed using the R3 analogue controller. His advice isn't always golden though.
You can tell what fans think of your draft by the reacion to your picks. If you're getting booed, you know you've picked a player who is either going to require a bit of work or isn't seen as a need for your team. If you're cheered, then you've picked well. If you don't get any reaction, people really don't care either way. If 1st rounders are available in the second round, don't pick them automatically - they may be exceptionally slow or injury prone. If they are a player you have scouted and are keen on, then by all means draft away - just don't jump the gun and pick a 1st round talent just because he's there if you have a more pressing need that is likely to be picked in the next few picks. I've made the mistake of taking 1st round talent in the second round ahead of players I've scouted and been bitterly disappointed with a player barely scraping into the late 70s OVR.
It's worth checking out the draft grades following the draft to see how other players panned out. You sometimes get a surprise player turning out to be a top pick but Mel Kiper's big board is usually close to the end result. (I've never seen a top 5 or top 10 pick drop into the second round, although I've seen plenty of 1st rounders drop to the second and third rounds).
For QBs I usually go pocket presence - accuracy can be a little off with some of the QB prospects and so even a top5 prospect can look poor under the QB accuracy drill. I tend to like mobile QBs as well so the accuracy is usually a little off with those guys anyway.
For RBs, you need to think about how they are going to fit into your team. If you want a back who is agile and fast you need to look out for different skills to the team that's looking for a power back that flattens DBs and LBs. If you've got a couple of fast backs on your roster, picking up a slower back that can grind out yards might not be so bad. If you've got a couple of power backs, a change of pace back who is quick and agile could be the player who makes the bigger difference rather than another power back who is higher up the draft.
FBs, I never draft or scout as they are easy to pick up in free agency. You'll usually find 2nd and 3rd round predicted FBs in the free agents list straight after the draft.
WRs are similar to DBs in that 'speed kills defences' but unlike DBs, 'an inability to catch the ball kills drives.' You can make speed WRs into good pass catchers but they can take a couple of seasons to pan out. If you need someone to go up and get the ball in the end zone, you're better off with a possession WR.
TEs are very much like WRs. You need to think about what you need for your team. A pass-catching tight end like Dallas Clark or Vernon Davis are probably most sought after but if you have a guy like that on your roster already, you might be better off picking up a blocking TE who can fill in at a pinch should your starter get injured. If you need a pass-catcher, then obviously you need to try them out in the pass catching drill and see how they move and just how well they catch.
The OL is much of a muchness for me. The better players have better bench reps and awareness (interview result). I find the QB protection drill the hardest one to perfect, never was any good at blocking. I look for the players who have the least trouble pancaking the opposition.
DEs, speed kills but strength is also important - particularly if you're playing a 3-4 formation where the DEs are effectively DTs. A very fast DE can cause havoc for opposing QBs but only if they're strong and agile enough to get past the tackles. I still can't resist those DEs with 4.44sec 40 times though. Anything under 4.55 is likely to be a really decent pass rusher so if there are a couple under this pace, look for the ones with the better strength and agility.
DTs are like the OL, strength and awareness are key. Speed-wise, anything 4.90 or under is best. You're looking for bench reps of 35 or more to have 90+ strength I think.
LBs, for me speed wins out every time. I like to play a 3-4 defence with fast linebackers that can respond to pass and outside runs. The chase and tackle drill is the easiest one to unlock the rookie report in my view. If the LB struggles to get to the RB on the sweep, pitch and toss plays on this drill, he's going to be a bit limited in range. If he's getting their easily but struggling to bring down the back, he's too lightweight and will take a couple of seasons to make into a decent player.
DBs I've already covered, speed is the key factor but an ability to jump and change direction are also important. Catching ability is something you can work on in training camp so no need to worry there. If the vertical jump is below 35" they'll struggle to match up against the top receivers initially and you'll probably have to spend some training points on correcting that - 40"+ is going to mean little or no work there.
With Safeties, I find SPD important but as your last line of defence they also need to have some sort of physical presence. With the FS use the DB Cover drill, with the SS use the chase and tackle drill to assess their abilities to cover the open field and plug the run gap respectively.
No matter how much you need a kicker or a punter, never waste a workout on scouting these guys. Only ever draft them if you don't have any other needs. There are usually excellent kickers available before and after the draft in free agency.
Don't be tempted to trade up for players unless you have a really serious need at one position and little need elsewhere. There are some real bargains to be found in the later rounds if you follow the above tips. You can pick up several players, sign them and find that they have overalls in the mid 70s. After training camp and exposure in pre-season games they can be in the 80s and after a season as a starter they can be pushing 90.
While you're in the draft you can get advice from a scout about what player he thinks is best on the board or which position you should strengthen. His views can be found in the top-right of the screen and can be accessed using the R3 analogue controller. His advice isn't always golden though.
You can tell what fans think of your draft by the reacion to your picks. If you're getting booed, you know you've picked a player who is either going to require a bit of work or isn't seen as a need for your team. If you're cheered, then you've picked well. If you don't get any reaction, people really don't care either way. If 1st rounders are available in the second round, don't pick them automatically - they may be exceptionally slow or injury prone. If they are a player you have scouted and are keen on, then by all means draft away - just don't jump the gun and pick a 1st round talent just because he's there if you have a more pressing need that is likely to be picked in the next few picks. I've made the mistake of taking 1st round talent in the second round ahead of players I've scouted and been bitterly disappointed with a player barely scraping into the late 70s OVR.
It's worth checking out the draft grades following the draft to see how other players panned out. You sometimes get a surprise player turning out to be a top pick but Mel Kiper's big board is usually close to the end result. (I've never seen a top 5 or top 10 pick drop into the second round, although I've seen plenty of 1st rounders drop to the second and third rounds).
A1:
Ype in this cheat PROA9PH
Season mode drills
Sometimes their speed might decrease anyway due to how old they are.
If your RB stats are decreasing, particularly speed and agility, it's best to trade them away an pick up a quicker rookie as it's a sign of your RB getting a bit worn down. It's difficult on franchise to get a RB's speed up as the Ground Attack training drill doesn't allow you to add to their speed. It's better for you to get a rookie with a fast 40 time (4.23 seconds is the fastest but you should scout to make sure they're 99 speed overall - sometimes a 4.23 sec 40-time only gets 89 speed for some reason). Fast rookies can have their carrying / break tackle / agility boosted in the training drills in preseason.
You have to have an influence of +50.. You can see how much you have on the computer in your house then look for the link that says HOME
Get 50 plus influence thats the orange stuff around the black outlined guy on your home page
Swat and intercept passes. try to make a lot of tackles as well
Get 50+ influnce to be team captin
A1:
Press pause during the game then press the select button
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If you want your superstar to sit on the bench while you're controlling the defence, you just move yourself down the depth chart. That way you'll only play on special teams.
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NFC and AFC you put cheat in in all caps PRO9PH for AFC and NFC RLATH7. GOOD LUCK >.>
A2:
You have too beat Fantasy Challenge -Answer by:Jermworm
A1:
The in-game influence and your desktop influence are different. Your in-game influence is about your influence on that particular game and is affected by the things you do in game.
The desktop influence is a result of hitting Hall of Fame criteria, comments to the media, interaction with your agent, etc. You don't keep your in-game influence but the more consistently you have high in-game influence, the more likely you are to increase your desktop influence.
The desktop influence is a result of hitting Hall of Fame criteria, comments to the media, interaction with your agent, etc. You don't keep your in-game influence but the more consistently you have high in-game influence, the more likely you are to increase your desktop influence.
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Go to play now press load team press madden team and your teams abbriviation will show up select it and it will show up on the home team side.
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HOF AFC or NFC cards. (under madden cards) but dont get your hopes up there are random cards you get in each pack so watch for those cards. hey, I got the nfc hof team.
A2:
PRO9PH For the AFC
RLATH7 For the NFC
RLATH7 For the NFC
A1:
U can't turn it off
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In training camp have your qb in a shotgun formation and have your defense do field goal block and have your qb throw it quick before the defenders get him nd youll get a touchdown garunteed provided that your receiver doesnt suck. it will have your attributes go up 2-4 overall.
Whenever your parent has Hall of Fame in the name, e.g. Hall of Fame HB, is the best parent possible.
If it says your father was the blah blah of his time, e.g. "your dad was the randy moss of his time" if it says that he will have like 98 speed, 98 acceleration,99 agility, and 96 catch
Also if your dad is an sprinter
Thats not tru
IT REALLY IS NOT TRUE
Get both parents to be USA sprinters & you will have 94 speed BUT YOU will HAVE the recieving back role& 2500recieving yards+500 rush yards added to your career
Make yr dad is hall of fame or starting wht poistion you wnt an yr mum ply spinter or play sport iq high an c tht stat be 79 or higher
These are the keywords to look for in choosing your Father. Your Player will have the attributes according to the type of Father you have. (ie. Your Father was a Duel Threat = 80-Speed Your Father was a Pro Bowler like Michael Vick = 95-Speed)
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QB
Dual Threat
OVR87 THP93 THA86 AWR72 AGI75 SPD80 BTK56 STR58 ACC83
Like Michael Vick (Pro Bowl)
OVR84 THP90 THA84 AWR62 AGI95 SPD95 BTK53 STR58 ACC95
Like Brett Favre
OVR83 THP98 THA87 AWR70 AGI59 SPD58 BTK48 STR58 ACC56
Like Tom Brady
OVR82 THP93 THA88 AWR73 AGI63 SPD55 BTK47 STR58 ACC60
Prototypical (Pro Bowl)
OVR83 THP98 THA85 AWR75 AGI60 SPD53 BTK45 STR58 ACC58
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HB
Scatback '70s (Pro Bowl)
OVR88 SPD94 AGI95 BTK76 CAR95 CTH77 AWR68 ACC96 STR69
All Round Back
OVR88 SPD92 AGI90 BTK88 CAR88 CTH70 AWR65 ACC98 STR78
Like Larry Johnson (Pro Bowl)
OVR88 SPD90 AGI90 BTK89 CAR85 CTH78 AWR75 ACC92 STR80
Big Back
OVR84 SPD84 AGI80 BTK95 CAR90 CTH56 AWR75 ACC88 STR80
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FB
Block And Catch
OVR91 RBK68 CTH69 AWR64 CAR85 SPD78 ACC78 BTK70 STR63 PBK53 AGI74
Lead Blocker
OVR85 RBK75 CTH62 AWR71 CAR70 SPD57 ACC58 BTK68 STR75 PBK64 AGI52
Pro Bowler (Pro Bowl)
OVR85 RBK71 CTH66 AWR73 CAR72 SPD58 ACC62 BTK67 STR73 PBK59 AGI56
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WR
Like Randy Moss
OVR87 CTH83 SPD99 ACC98 AGI95 AWR66 JMP99 BTK63 STR55
Like Marvin Harrison
OVR85 CTH83 SPD96 ACC97 AGI97 AWR73 JMP87 BTK48 STR56
Possession Receiver
OVR86 CTH86 SPD92 ACC94 AGI92 AWR69 JMP90 BTK66 STR71
Physical Freak
OVR85 CTH80 SPD94 ACC97 AGI94 AWR66 JMP99 BTK65 STR70
Burner (Pro Bowl)
OVR82 CTH79 SPD98 ACC99 AGI93 AWR68 JMP86 BTK52 STR57
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TE
Like Tony Gonzalez (Pro Bowl)
OVR93 CTH84 RBK62 AWR71 SPD87 STR70 ACC88 AGI80 BTK71 PBK59
Great Blocking TE
OVR90 CTH72 RBK72 AWR67 SPD77 STR79 ACC85 AGI81 BTK62 PBK64
Great TE
OVR86 CTH85 RBK54 AWR70 SPD88 STR66 ACC88 AGI83 BTK62 PBK48
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T
Like Jonathan Ogden
OVR87 PBK90 RBK88 AWR75 STR98
One Of The Greatest LT
OVR85 PBK88 RBK86 AWR75 STR97
One Of The Greatest RT
OVR83 PBK87 RBK86 AWR76 STR97
Great RT
OVR82 PBK84 RBK85 AWR74 STR98
Pro Bowl (Pro Bowl)
OVR81 PBK85 RBK85 AWR74 STR96
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G
Roadgrader
OVR86 RBK88 PBK84 AWR70 STR97
Pass Protecting
OVR83 RBK84 PBK87 AWR75 STR95
Pro Bowl G (Pro Bowl)
OVR85 RBK86 PBK83 AWR75 STR96
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C
Great Center
OVR86 RBK87 PBK88 AWR69 STR92
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DT
Pass Rusher
OVR89 STR89 TAK82 AWR75 ACC90 SPD47 AGI89
Run Stopper
OVR87 STR96 TAK90 AWR76 ACC65 SPD47 AGI55
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DE
Physical Freak
OVR88 TAK68 STR79 SPD86 ACC93 AWR55 AGI89
Pass Rusher
OVR91 TAK73 STR78 SPD85 ACC95 AWR61 AGI85
Bull Rush Any Tackle
OVR86 TAK74 STR90 SPD73 ACC85 AWR65 AGI72
Great Defensive End (Pro Bowl)
OVR93 TAK80 STR82 SPD79 ACC88 AWR74 AGI80
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MLB
Physical Freak (Pro Bowl)
OVR80 TAK82 AWR68 STR81 AGI88 ACC92 SPD88 CTH62 JMP81
Like Mike Singletary
OVR85 TAK89 AWR75 STR79 AGI84 ACC86 SPD84 CTH55 JMP60
Like Ray Lewis
OVR83 TAK84 AWR73 STR82 AGI86 ACC91 SPD85 CTH58 JMP65
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OLB
Physical Freak
OVR89 TAK82 AWR70 SPD88 STR80 AGI87 ACC94 CTH60 JMP74
Like Julian Peterson
OVR90 TAK85 AWR73 SPD88 STR74 AGI88 ACC90 CTH62 JMP72
Like Derrick Brooks
OVR88 TAK85 AWR75 SPD85 STR73 AGI85 ACC88 CTH60 JMP70
Pro Bowl (Pro Bowl)
OVR82 TAK81 AWR73 SPD80 STR75 AGI79 ACC86 CTH55 JMP62
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CB
Shutdown Corner
OVR90 AWR75 SPD95 CTH78 ACC97 AGI96 TAK61 JMP95 STR45 KR90
Big Physical Corner
OVR88 AWR75 SPD92 CTH73 ACC95 AGI93 TAK70 JMP90 STR57 KR60
Fastest CB (Pro Bowl)
OVR86 AWR68 SPD95 CTH74 ACC98 AGI94 TAK62 JMP93 STR46 KR90
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FS
Playmaking FS
OVR88 AWR63 CTH75 SPD93 ACC93 TAK74 AGI94 JMP89 STR80 KR80
Big Hitter
OVR83 AWR75 CTH60 SPD88 ACC88 TAK78 AGI86 JMP63 STR88 KR55
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SS
Feared Safeties
OVR90 AWR66 CTH75 SPD93 TAK85 ACC95 AGI90 STR70 JMP75 KR20
Like Rodney Harrison
OVR86 AWR75 CTH62 SPD82 TAK86 ACC90 AGI85 STR74 JMP70 KR20
Pro Bowl Pedigree (Pro Bowl)
OVR85 AWR75 CTH60 SPD85 TAK82 ACC88 AGI86 STR73 JMP80 KR20
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K
Reputation
OVR96 KAC98 KPW88 AWR75
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P
Boot It
OVR89 KPW97 KAC88 AWR40
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QB
Dual Threat
OVR87 THP93 THA86 AWR72 AGI75 SPD80 BTK56 STR58 ACC83
Like Michael Vick (Pro Bowl)
OVR84 THP90 THA84 AWR62 AGI95 SPD95 BTK53 STR58 ACC95
Like Brett Favre
OVR83 THP98 THA87 AWR70 AGI59 SPD58 BTK48 STR58 ACC56
Like Tom Brady
OVR82 THP93 THA88 AWR73 AGI63 SPD55 BTK47 STR58 ACC60
Prototypical (Pro Bowl)
OVR83 THP98 THA85 AWR75 AGI60 SPD53 BTK45 STR58 ACC58
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HB
Scatback '70s (Pro Bowl)
OVR88 SPD94 AGI95 BTK76 CAR95 CTH77 AWR68 ACC96 STR69
All Round Back
OVR88 SPD92 AGI90 BTK88 CAR88 CTH70 AWR65 ACC98 STR78
Like Larry Johnson (Pro Bowl)
OVR88 SPD90 AGI90 BTK89 CAR85 CTH78 AWR75 ACC92 STR80
Big Back
OVR84 SPD84 AGI80 BTK95 CAR90 CTH56 AWR75 ACC88 STR80
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FB
Block And Catch
OVR91 RBK68 CTH69 AWR64 CAR85 SPD78 ACC78 BTK70 STR63 PBK53 AGI74
Lead Blocker
OVR85 RBK75 CTH62 AWR71 CAR70 SPD57 ACC58 BTK68 STR75 PBK64 AGI52
Pro Bowler (Pro Bowl)
OVR85 RBK71 CTH66 AWR73 CAR72 SPD58 ACC62 BTK67 STR73 PBK59 AGI56
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WR
Like Randy Moss
OVR87 CTH83 SPD99 ACC98 AGI95 AWR66 JMP99 BTK63 STR55
Like Marvin Harrison
OVR85 CTH83 SPD96 ACC97 AGI97 AWR73 JMP87 BTK48 STR56
Possession Receiver
OVR86 CTH86 SPD92 ACC94 AGI92 AWR69 JMP90 BTK66 STR71
Physical Freak
OVR85 CTH80 SPD94 ACC97 AGI94 AWR66 JMP99 BTK65 STR70
Burner (Pro Bowl)
OVR82 CTH79 SPD98 ACC99 AGI93 AWR68 JMP86 BTK52 STR57
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TE
Like Tony Gonzalez (Pro Bowl)
OVR93 CTH84 RBK62 AWR71 SPD87 STR70 ACC88 AGI80 BTK71 PBK59
Great Blocking TE
OVR90 CTH72 RBK72 AWR67 SPD77 STR79 ACC85 AGI81 BTK62 PBK64
Great TE
OVR86 CTH85 RBK54 AWR70 SPD88 STR66 ACC88 AGI83 BTK62 PBK48
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T
Like Jonathan Ogden
OVR87 PBK90 RBK88 AWR75 STR98
One Of The Greatest LT
OVR85 PBK88 RBK86 AWR75 STR97
One Of The Greatest RT
OVR83 PBK87 RBK86 AWR76 STR97
Great RT
OVR82 PBK84 RBK85 AWR74 STR98
Pro Bowl (Pro Bowl)
OVR81 PBK85 RBK85 AWR74 STR96
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G
Roadgrader
OVR86 RBK88 PBK84 AWR70 STR97
Pass Protecting
OVR83 RBK84 PBK87 AWR75 STR95
Pro Bowl G (Pro Bowl)
OVR85 RBK86 PBK83 AWR75 STR96
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C
Great Center
OVR86 RBK87 PBK88 AWR69 STR92
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DT
Pass Rusher
OVR89 STR89 TAK82 AWR75 ACC90 SPD47 AGI89
Run Stopper
OVR87 STR96 TAK90 AWR76 ACC65 SPD47 AGI55
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DE
Physical Freak
OVR88 TAK68 STR79 SPD86 ACC93 AWR55 AGI89
Pass Rusher
OVR91 TAK73 STR78 SPD85 ACC95 AWR61 AGI85
Bull Rush Any Tackle
OVR86 TAK74 STR90 SPD73 ACC85 AWR65 AGI72
Great Defensive End (Pro Bowl)
OVR93 TAK80 STR82 SPD79 ACC88 AWR74 AGI80
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MLB
Physical Freak (Pro Bowl)
OVR80 TAK82 AWR68 STR81 AGI88 ACC92 SPD88 CTH62 JMP81
Like Mike Singletary
OVR85 TAK89 AWR75 STR79 AGI84 ACC86 SPD84 CTH55 JMP60
Like Ray Lewis
OVR83 TAK84 AWR73 STR82 AGI86 ACC91 SPD85 CTH58 JMP65
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OLB
Physical Freak
OVR89 TAK82 AWR70 SPD88 STR80 AGI87 ACC94 CTH60 JMP74
Like Julian Peterson
OVR90 TAK85 AWR73 SPD88 STR74 AGI88 ACC90 CTH62 JMP72
Like Derrick Brooks
OVR88 TAK85 AWR75 SPD85 STR73 AGI85 ACC88 CTH60 JMP70
Pro Bowl (Pro Bowl)
OVR82 TAK81 AWR73 SPD80 STR75 AGI79 ACC86 CTH55 JMP62
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CB
Shutdown Corner
OVR90 AWR75 SPD95 CTH78 ACC97 AGI96 TAK61 JMP95 STR45 KR90
Big Physical Corner
OVR88 AWR75 SPD92 CTH73 ACC95 AGI93 TAK70 JMP90 STR57 KR60
Fastest CB (Pro Bowl)
OVR86 AWR68 SPD95 CTH74 ACC98 AGI94 TAK62 JMP93 STR46 KR90
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FS
Playmaking FS
OVR88 AWR63 CTH75 SPD93 ACC93 TAK74 AGI94 JMP89 STR80 KR80
Big Hitter
OVR83 AWR75 CTH60 SPD88 ACC88 TAK78 AGI86 JMP63 STR88 KR55
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SS
Feared Safeties
OVR90 AWR66 CTH75 SPD93 TAK85 ACC95 AGI90 STR70 JMP75 KR20
Like Rodney Harrison
OVR86 AWR75 CTH62 SPD82 TAK86 ACC90 AGI85 STR74 JMP70 KR20
Pro Bowl Pedigree (Pro Bowl)
OVR85 AWR75 CTH60 SPD85 TAK82 ACC88 AGI86 STR73 JMP80 KR20
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K
Reputation
OVR96 KAC98 KPW88 AWR75
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P
Boot It
OVR89 KPW97 KAC88 AWR40
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Ladainiain tomilson
Go to superstar mode and get your dad a usa spriter
In superstar mode. you must have a height of 5 ft 8 inches to 6ft 1 inch
the weight should not exceed 250. you can check website stats to see nfl runner back's height and weight.
the weight should not exceed 250. you can check website stats to see nfl runner back's height and weight.
Get a Sprinter for a dad and a Marathon runner for a mom
If you're looking for one in Franchise mode the fastest 40-time is 4.23 seconds so scout the RBs with times around that to see who is best at avoiding / breaking tackles.
Yes you can when your contract with that team is over
Go to agents office and demand a trade after pre-seasons over
Yes go to the map and then to the agent's office and then demand a trade
Go home and dream that you r in a diff team
You can talk bad about your coaches to your agent, after a couple of times you can get a trade. its not a trade up most of the time, nobody likes a bad mouth
You go to your agent (located on the map) and ask for a trade ( I demand a trade) you will then be traded
You go to your agents office located on the map and you demand a trade when your contract is over or you can bad month you your coach
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Yes
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You have too talk to the scouts.
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Duh you cant you have to wait
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Unlock the cards. you can find some codes for you to input,
No
In a two player game start the game on pro, then switch it to all madden. the player who switched it will have qb vision and the other will have optional.
Yes you can. IT rocks
Type in RLATH7 and PRO9PH in the code box
It's tough, I'm still on my fifth season and I still don't have the NFC team, even though I have four AFCs
You just keep buying cards untill you get it or you can use the cheat codes I am about to supply......... RLATH7-NFC PRO9PH-AFC there you go have fun.
The AFC is PRO9PH
The NFC is RLATH7
use capital letters
The NFC is RLATH7
use capital letters
RLATH7-NFC (use caps)
PRO9PH-AFC (use caps)
PRO9PH-AFC (use caps)
It is true they r those codes because I tried them and they worked yuo do not have to spend the money buying cards when the codes are for nfl RLATH7 all caps and the afc is PRO9PH all caps
Its hard to make your nfl superstar a 99, because you have to go through a lot of training and practices and all that junk. but the best way to do it is when you choose your parents. For example, if you wanted to make a really good Wide Reciever, your father should be a Hall of Fame WR and your mom sahould be an all star track runner. When I made my Running back, my father was a hall of famer running back, and my mother was a track runner and they both had a very high IQ. that resulted in my HB bieng very good and I became a starter in no time. so choose your parents wiseley.
-Darryl
-Darryl
Make your dad a hall of fame player sim a couple seasons about 5 and you will be 99 overall
Go to the roster and edit the players attributes
If you want the whole experience and want the 99 take him through college in NCAA 07. I took my QB through college, only three years, and he was second round pick to the chiefs and started out with a 94 overall.....i say he was a first pick player, but I guess not. just go through a couple weeks a few good games and youll have ur guy up to a 99 in no time.
If you have NCAA 2007 and you go through the Superstar Mode you can power up your guy to 99 and when you import him to Madden 2007 he will most likeky be drafted in the 2nd round. My rB was drafted in the 2nd round with an overall rating of 99. Speed of 97 Breaking Tackle of 99 Agility 99, Strength 99. That's one way.
When I made my superstar I made a WR and had a dad that said "randy moss of his time" and a mom who had like 50 IQ and was a lawyer. I got drafted and im an 87 OVR to start out.
He doest have to be a hall of famer because I got a pro baller and he was good I got 92 over all + my ps2 glitched so I got all of the roles without even playing 1 game and if you go 2 my carear stats it has over 1000 tackels 89 interceptions alot of sacks and every thing and I didnt even do anything im still in pre season
When you select your parents your dad should be hall of fame and what ever postion you want to be and he should be a physical freak you mum should be a track sprinter and something to do with sport make sure they have a high IQ that makes the IQ test easier or you can just do the NCAA 07 and import him from there
U cant
Impossible to do
You can't but if you take the team you plan to use in fran. mode before you start the fran. go to rosters and trade for the rookies off other teams that have long contracts trade your old players with one year left on contract for the rookie. after you get your roster filled with the cheap rookies you can edit their attributes to 99 and have a killer team for 4 or 5 years. you won't use much cap room this way during the rookie contracts so you can create some player and turn their attributeas up and still sign them under cap or even change team owners and steal the rookies from those drafts. I love to find ways to cheat other teams
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All you have to do to get the afc and nfc teams is to keep earning madden points and then keep buying cards, eventually you will get the teams.
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You have to unlock the cards of the players that are on those teams. It says that on one of the load screens.
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In order for you to make a fourth quarter comeback you must enter the fourth quarter trailing by at least 14 points. If you throw for a lot of yards and you end up winning the game that should be a fourth quarter comeback.
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If your favorite team is the colts or patriots (or any high ranked team do HORRIBLE in training camp so you'll be a very low draft choice. if your really good you'll be on a bad team!
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Was brett farve of his era
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To unlock you just need to play really good
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NFC- RLATH7
AFC- PRO9PH
AFC- PRO9PH
press square then look at your options then pick a play you want
Press SQUARE and select TRIANGLE, SQUARE, CIRCLE, or X
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Madden isn't allowed to use Mario Williams' name, so they had to come up with a created name.
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If you look closely it actually says tampa bucs n sol rosenbaugh then it will say houston drafts mario williams and so forth
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You can't!
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Easy if your favrite team is a 1st place team in the game do absolutely HORRIBLE in training camp so ul be on a good team. thats how it goes -Answer by:Gamer22
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You need an agent who has access to it.
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Draft picks are valued depending on how your team is performing. The higher the draft pick, the more valuable it is. You can trade high picks for better players if you have the room on your roster and enough cash left to keep you under the salary cap to take on their contract.
You can trade your picks for other teams picks to move up the draft board and better rookies. If you have the trade deadline on, you can trade your picks up to the beginning of week 6. Look for the team with the worst record in the league and trade your picks with them.
Although it's tempting to trade away older players for 1st round picks, having multiple 1st round picks means problems for your salary cap.
You can trade your picks for other teams picks to move up the draft board and better rookies. If you have the trade deadline on, you can trade your picks up to the beginning of week 6. Look for the team with the worst record in the league and trade your picks with them.
Although it's tempting to trade away older players for 1st round picks, having multiple 1st round picks means problems for your salary cap.
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Your draft picks are the picks your team will make in the next NFL draft during the off-season schedule. Each team starts out with 7 picks (one for each round of the draft).
Your picks have a relative value based on what round they are and how well you're performing in the league. Therefore your 1st round pick will be your most valuable pick and your 7th round pick is the least valuable.
It should work out that the team who is performing best in the league has the lowest valued draft picks and the worst performing team has the highest valued picks. This is because the worst team in the league gets to draft first in the draft. For some reason Madden 07 on PS2 gets this backwards and if you're the top team in the league your picks are more valuable in trades than the worst team's. This is true until week 6 at least when a team with a 5-0 record can switch their picks with a 0-5 team easily. After the season is over, the Superbowl winning team will find it very difficult to trade their picks with the team finishing dead last in the league.
You can trade your picks for players if you want to. A 1st round draft pick will usually secure you a player in the low 90s - for anything better than that you will have to throw in one of your better players or more picks.
You can also trade your players for draft picks. If you've got a few good players in one position and one of them isn't getting game time, you could trade him away for draft picks in the next draft. This is handy if you've got a team that's close to the salary cap and need to offload some of your more expensive talent.
No team can have more than 10 draft picks in any one draft so if you trade away more than three players for picks, you will have to give up some of your later picks otherwise the trade won't go through.
You can also be awarded draft picks as compensation for another team signing one of your Restricted Free Agents (RFAs) during the offseason. If you offer a contract to one of your RFAs and another team offers a better deal, you will see the compensatory pick next to the player in the RFA screen. It will say something like contract length/overall salary/bonus/compensation (e.g. 3yr/$15.8m/$5m/R3P12). You will then receive that pick in the draft. If you're not happy with the compensation you can offer to match the offer and keep the player on your roster paying him the salary on show in the RFA screen. You can sign players through RFA the same way, but be warned, you may lose high draft picks, especially if you try to sign top talent from an opponent.
The easy way to predict which draft pick you will get is by how much you offer the player to stay on your roster initially. I think $2.51m is the most you can offer a player initially while $680k is the least. A player offered a $2.51m RFA contract can only be taken by another team with a 1st or 2nd round pick (depending on the player's OVR). A player offered a $680k deal can be lured away without any compensation. Keep this in mind if you're thinking of offering contracts to other teams' RFAs as you could lose your 1st round pick if you offer a contract to someone who has already been offered a deal of $2.51m.
When you eventually get to the NFL Draft (providing you don't skip through it) you will see that the worst team in the league gets to pick first unless they've traded their pick to someone else. You get to pick wherever you finished in the league relative to the bottom team. If you suck you pick earlier basically. If you've gotten some picks during trades you may get to pick earlier. That, in a rather large nutshell, is how you use your draft picks.
Your picks have a relative value based on what round they are and how well you're performing in the league. Therefore your 1st round pick will be your most valuable pick and your 7th round pick is the least valuable.
It should work out that the team who is performing best in the league has the lowest valued draft picks and the worst performing team has the highest valued picks. This is because the worst team in the league gets to draft first in the draft. For some reason Madden 07 on PS2 gets this backwards and if you're the top team in the league your picks are more valuable in trades than the worst team's. This is true until week 6 at least when a team with a 5-0 record can switch their picks with a 0-5 team easily. After the season is over, the Superbowl winning team will find it very difficult to trade their picks with the team finishing dead last in the league.
You can trade your picks for players if you want to. A 1st round draft pick will usually secure you a player in the low 90s - for anything better than that you will have to throw in one of your better players or more picks.
You can also trade your players for draft picks. If you've got a few good players in one position and one of them isn't getting game time, you could trade him away for draft picks in the next draft. This is handy if you've got a team that's close to the salary cap and need to offload some of your more expensive talent.
No team can have more than 10 draft picks in any one draft so if you trade away more than three players for picks, you will have to give up some of your later picks otherwise the trade won't go through.
You can also be awarded draft picks as compensation for another team signing one of your Restricted Free Agents (RFAs) during the offseason. If you offer a contract to one of your RFAs and another team offers a better deal, you will see the compensatory pick next to the player in the RFA screen. It will say something like contract length/overall salary/bonus/compensation (e.g. 3yr/$15.8m/$5m/R3P12). You will then receive that pick in the draft. If you're not happy with the compensation you can offer to match the offer and keep the player on your roster paying him the salary on show in the RFA screen. You can sign players through RFA the same way, but be warned, you may lose high draft picks, especially if you try to sign top talent from an opponent.
The easy way to predict which draft pick you will get is by how much you offer the player to stay on your roster initially. I think $2.51m is the most you can offer a player initially while $680k is the least. A player offered a $2.51m RFA contract can only be taken by another team with a 1st or 2nd round pick (depending on the player's OVR). A player offered a $680k deal can be lured away without any compensation. Keep this in mind if you're thinking of offering contracts to other teams' RFAs as you could lose your 1st round pick if you offer a contract to someone who has already been offered a deal of $2.51m.
When you eventually get to the NFL Draft (providing you don't skip through it) you will see that the worst team in the league gets to pick first unless they've traded their pick to someone else. You get to pick wherever you finished in the league relative to the bottom team. If you suck you pick earlier basically. If you've gotten some picks during trades you may get to pick earlier. That, in a rather large nutshell, is how you use your draft picks.
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You have to make touchdowns and all that other stuff.
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The best way to make a super star
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Ok listen very closly. first, you start a knew season. then you have to go to the start menu in the middle of a game. then,go to settings click I.A.then your team will be unstopable. finish at least 2 seasons.
P.S,you must be Q.B in order to get the best agent in the game
P.S,you must be Q.B in order to get the best agent in the game
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Go to the fetures screen then hit madden cards and then at the bottom it says cheats. go to that and hit X.
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In dna screen choose right dna after tht ply the hole season abt 3-4 tme an yr stats are over all at 99 you see tht yr in hall of fame
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Go to controller setup or "controller something" at the bottom of the pause menu
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In the training camp you have to beat the pratice first then you unlock the game situation
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