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Madden NFL 11
Every year, player ratings in Madden are a hot topic among fans of the franchise. Who's up, who's down, and who's getting screwed are always discussed. A new attribute this year, however, is all about having fun. Of course, some players have more than others.
In a marketing/advertising partnership with men's deodorant Old Spice, Madden NFL 11 features a new Old Spice Swagger rating. While not as meaningful as the clutch of other attributes that define your player, it's no less realistic of a quality. The swagger rating determines who is more likely to break out into celebration after a big play. This prevents normally stoic offensive linemen, for example, from jumping around after a TD like they were Martin Gramatica. On the other hand, it also makes sure guys like Chad Ochocinco have an opportunity to show their latest moves.
Who's got Swagger? I think you'll recognize some of these celebrations
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