Face of the Franchise EA Mut 22 coins Sports has made what was previously called Superstar Mode Face of the Franchise. While I was not thrilled with Madden 21's face of the franchise's performance, EA Sports promised "more customization" in this year's edition. This will help enhance the experience.

Face of the Franchise used to be a mode that focused on quarterbacks. However, EA Sports now allows users to play as a wide receiver, either a running back or linebacker, as in Madden 22. There will be flashbacks of college presentas you take part in the NFL Draft and then play every single match of the rookie season.

EA Sports also included an "all-new Player Class and progress system that lets you select your own skills, ratings and other unique traits with more customization options to design your ideal avatar." Madden 20's Superstar KO came out midway through Madden 20 and swiftly became a fan favourite. This year, Superstar KO will have an option to eliminate co-operatives.

This Madden cover features dual players for the first time. Madden 10's initial cover featured Troy Polamalu (both stars from the previous Super Bowl) and Larry Fitzgerald (both Madden 10's second cover). Two stars are also featured from the previous Super Bowl, but we also see duplicated cover players -- for the first-time in Madden history we've seen that. Tom Brady first made the cover in Madden 18 and Patrick Mahomes made the cover only a few years back on Madden 20.

Pre-order Madden 22 to cheap Mut 22 coins qualify to Dual Entitlement. This lets you upgrade your copy of Madden NFL 22 from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, or from Xbox One to Xbox Series X You can not upgrade across consoles. You cannot purchase Madden 22 on PlayStation 4 and upgrade to Xbox Series X/S.