Following the college playoffs Your quarterback will throw the Madden 25 coins combine along with the other draft hopefuls. EA does an excellent job of making this enjoyable and thrilling. Once you've completed making a range of throws during the combination, there's nothing to do except wait in anticipation of your name being called in the start of the draft.

To admit it I was surprised by the stories that were a part of Face of the Franchise. At some point you're fighting with the best quarterback across the country to get the first starting position. Motivation for the quarterback is determined in part by the loss of a close associate. The overall tone of the story is somewhat detached and not appropriate for the situation this time, particularly due to the various ages that will be participating in this mode. It's still the classic story of two quarterbacks who have to prove they've got the skills to become the starter quarterback.

Graphically, the game mode is a step beyond the limits of the games we've played from EA. In addition, some of the scenes and stadium shots are stunning. It's not enough of it in the game, which would help in making Madden seem as authentic as Sundays. Another nice feature is the obvious partnership with EA as well as NFL Network.

One of the most exciting features that this mode offers is its inclusion of NFL Network's cult television program Good Morning Football. The experience of hearing Peter Schrager and Kay Adams discuss your character's chances to become an NFL QB is a great experience. If they could simply add more of this in franchise mode, along with some other visual tweaks the replay's value will rise significantly. It's also one of the coolest features they've done to QB1 and I hope we will see more from this kind of partnership in the near future.

Unfortunately, as well executed as the first portion of Face of the Franchise is however, the remainder of the buy Madden 25 coins  game is just Connected Franchise.

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