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Madden Career Sims for Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Justin Fields, and Mac Jones

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Madden Career Sims for Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Justin Fields, and Mac Jones

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Brian went above and beyond in Madden 21 and simulated the entire careers for the top QBs in the 2021 NFL Draft, which includes Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Justin Fields, and Mac Jones.

These career sims are a fun way to pass the time before we start getting more Madden 22 information later this summer. You can also find these rookies in some downloadable rosters, which can be found here and here.

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    TrophyKing80
    Let's keep in mind that this game series had Aaron Rogers as clipboard holder in their earlier games; I don't think one should place bets based upon what this game simulates. 
    UFCMPunk
    TrophyKing80
    Let's keep in mind that this game series had Aaron Rogers as clipboard holder in their earlier games; I don't think one should place bets based upon what this game simulates.*

    Also any simulation in Madden basically loses credibility now that we know how much playbooks are a MAJOR factor into who wins and loses. Watching RBT's videos are fun but after seeing the thread here about how to be successful in simulation, I can't really enjoy these simulation videos like I used to.
    bigbob
    I don't think anyone is placing bets on these simulations that are meant to be fun. I get it Madden isn't what we want it to be, but does every thread have to be a freaking bash Madden/EA Thread?
    That's a rhetorical question, by the way.
    oneamongthefence
    UFCMPunk
    Also any simulation in Madden basically loses credibility now that we know how much playbooks are a MAJOR factor into who wins and loses. Watching RBT's videos are fun but after seeing the thread here about how to be successful in simulation, I can't really enjoy these simulation videos like I used to.
    Yeah playbook and scheme dictate stats way too much. It's why you see the Browns always be successful in Madden no matter if their starting QB is a 99 or a 65 and they always have a QB in the MVP race.
    But hopefully 22 has changed franchise and their simulation engine where there's less predictability.
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    michapop9
    oneamongthefence
    Yeah playbook and scheme dictate stats way too much. It's why you see the Browns always be successful in Madden no matter if their starting QB is a 99 or a 65 and they always have a QB in the MVP race.
    But hopefully 22 has changed franchise and their simulation engine where there's less predictability.
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    Actually in my opinion the sim engine needs a little more predictability as far as wins/losses and stats go. Injuries are unpredictable. There can be a few surprises in there but by and large I want the best rated teams with the best records. Playbooks need to have zero effect on the outcome, schemes seem pretty decent as far as effecting the simstats to a certain degree.
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