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Should Tom Brady Be A 100 In Madden?
Player ratings in Madden are always debated, and this will especially be true in Madden NFL 12 as EA Sports is giving fans the chance to vote for some players' ratings.
Similar to the Peyton Hillis cover campaign, starting August 22 through August 26, fans will be given the chance on ESPN's SportsNation to vote which player out of a select pool should receive a perfect 100 rating in a particular skill category. For instance, if Jamaal Charles wins the vote on Tuesday, August 23rd, he'll receive a 100 rating for Elusiveness, and everyone else will eat his dust. Winners' ratings will be pushed via a post-release downloadable roster during the first week of the regular season.
Madden NFL 12 hits stores on August 30.
SCHEDULE/SKILL CATEGORIES/PLAYERS:
Mon, Aug 22
Throw Accuracy
Tom Brady
Drew Brees
Peyton Manning
Philip Rivers
Aaron Rodgers
Tue, Aug 23
Elusiveness
Jamaal Charles
LeSean McCoy
Adrian Peterson
Ray Rice
Danny Woodhead
Wed, Aug 24
Hit Power
James Harrison
Ray Lewis
Clay Matthews
Rey Maualuga
Patrick Willis
Thu, Aug 25
Spectacular Catch
Dez Bryant
Braylon Edwards
Larry Fitzgerald
Calvin Johnson
Brandon Lloyd
Fri, Aug 26
Speed
Jamaal Charles
Jacoby Ford
Devin Hester
DeSean Jackson
Chris Johnson
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