Everyone hates blowouts (unless it's in the position of an Eagles or Pats fan at Mut 24 coins the right time) which is why the Patriots defeating the Eagles 41-24 is probably the most boring and boring of these scenario.

Due to Madden 24's signature Super Sim technology being decidedly an antithesis of super and super-fast, the Eagles victory of 23-20 didn't have a smattering of eyebrows. In the first half, the Patriots made an offensive play with just 16 seconds remaining to play -- more intriguingly, a five-yard running play that got them down to the Eagles three-yard lineand the game's narrative abruptly ended at that point. Are they running out of timeouts, and didn't possess enough of a chance to send their field goal team out on the field in time to draw it? Why then would they declare the running play when there were no timeouts left? If we do see Bill Belichick sloppy time management, causing his team to fall in the closing minutes of Sunday, make sure you be thinking about this game.

In six of 10-part Madden simulators Justin Timberlake got his old band back in the middle of the stage and, for a brief moment it was like the 90s all over again. It's not clear whether Super Sim might be nostalgic for the old bubblegum pop, however Madden states that "Bye Bye Bye" is most likely to happen.

With the media have plenty of time to analyze the various possibilities Super Bowl LII could potentially unfold and what's to say the Madden 24 simulations aren't as accurate as any other in predicting the outcome? In addition to the admittedly unconclusive conclusion that both teams stand an equal chance of winning the game more bold predictions in its projections which suggest that this game is able to provide unique ability to predict the most unusual and rare scenarios that could play out for all the world to witness on Sunday, or perhaps it's required to tweak it's Super Sim functionality a little more. It's only time to find out.

It seems like the mouse house and EA are once again working together This time with broadcast rights for Madden NFL's eSport events over the next couple of seasons: "We're thrilled to continue and grow our relationship between EA along with the cheapest Madden 24 coins in not just presenting to our viewers these top esports competitions over a number of years, but also making use of the many ESPN and Disney world-wide media platforms, we will be able to present the amazing stories of these contestants," John Lasker, the VP for ESPN Digital Media Programming, stated in an email.