EA told its Madden franchise model community for most of last year that there will be major improvements in the next iteration of the game. The next version is expected to be launched in August. If history shows any signs, gamers may learn about the franchise model and other details for the first time in June. Last year, the cover player of Madden 21 was exposed on June 16, and some other details of the game became the focus later in the month of 2020.

EA shared a detailed roadmap aimed at transparently explaining its plan to improve the franchise model, which is seriously behind other sports games. Fans hope to answer some key questions. Madden has the most options when it comes to customization under the franchise model. You cannot create a team in your franchise model, although it is possible to relocate, but there is no expansion. Over the years, Madden's transaction has been a mess. As part of the original franchise improvement plan, EA solved its trade logic problem, but they still did not reach the level they should be.

This is a big one. In the franchise model, immersion is everything, and EA lacks a notable approach in this category. The performance during the week, during the injury, at halftime, before and after the game was flat, almost non-existent. If EA can find a way to provide MUT 21 Coins and relevant demos specifically for franchise players, it will leave a deep impression on the community.

One of the best things in the franchise model experience in the brilliant years of the series is to watch the coaching carousel. Older players become coordinators, head coaches, etc. We have seen some evidence that the coordinator has joined Madden 22, so hopefully this concept can be explained in Madden 22. You can get any character you like by Buy MUT 21 Coins.