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  • Colin Kaepernick in Madden NFL 21

    Colin Kaepernick returns to Madden in 'NFL 21'

    by 
    Jessica Conditt
    Jessica Conditt
    09.08.2020

    After a four-year absence from virtual play, Kaepernick is back in Madden NFL 21.

  • Eddie Lacy is tough to bring down in Madden 15, making him a fun running back to control.

    Double fumbles, Kaepernicking and Manningfaces in Madden 15

    by 
    Mike Suszek
    Mike Suszek
    08.25.2014

    We're just one day away from the launch of Madden NFL 15. Normally that means you'd have some splashy launch trailer or crazy commercial starring comedians to watch. Not today! Welcome to the modern era of video games, where your "select" buttons now read "share," and your launch trailers are now GIFs of 400-pound running backs leaping over other people. Trust us, it's better this way. Check out the double-fumble-safety that happened to us in the video after the break, as well as our gallery of totally-moving pictures of the game below. Our captions also explain some of the improvements in this year's Madden, including "overhauled" controls on defense and the football strategy drills in the Skills Trainer mode. [Image: EA Sports]

  • Madden's weird ad campaign stars Kevin Hart, Dave Franco

    by 
    Mike Suszek
    Mike Suszek
    08.15.2014

    The start of the NFL season and launch of Madden NFL 15 is just around the corner, which means we're in the midst of the really weird part of the football offseason. Fans are desperate for anything new on Johnny Manziel and Madden players are clamoring for the last scraps of details for the game they'll be pouring hundreds of hours into. That restlessness must have seeped into EA Sports' headquarters, as the publisher just kicked off an ad campaign that stars comedian Kevin Hart and "Neighbors" actor Dave Franco. The three-minute commercial features cameos from NFL players like 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, Eagles running back LeSean McCoy, Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant and Broncos linebacker Von Miller, in which the players sputter "blah blah blah" for a good 15 seconds.