Madden NFL 10 Update (IGN)

[DONF]

Last years demo (Madden/Classic Moments) look/played better than the actual game. I sure hope the same does not happen. The Vids look better than any Vid I seen so far.

[Soul2zion]

Quote: Originally Posted by 43Chargers4Now

Even Jerry Rice Was traded when he was of no value to the 49ers.

Which was a dumb move, they should've kept Rice. Even at 38 or so he was better than JJ Stokes or Tai Streets at the two. Rice proved he could still play the next season by going to the Pro Bowl.

[BigEljay15]

happy that their madden moments

[Hotlanta]

Madden 10 Moment for ATL


Colts/Viking Vid - 2nd Pass Play
Reggie Wayne = Touchdown lol...oh well.

[Jwharris10]

I love how the lighting looks this year.

[lazerROOSTER]

Quote: Originally Posted by DubTrey1

One thing I will say I really loved to see in those vids - was the errant passes thrown. That is so refreshing, it's mind boggling.....

That definitely is nice to see. Even Peyton doing it was great.

[MattieShoes]

Quote: Originally Posted by Soul2zion

Which was a dumb move, they should've kept Rice. Even at 38 or so he was better than JJ Stokes or Tai Streets at the two. Rice proved he could still play the next season by going to the Pro Bowl.

Amen my brotha. It physically HURT to watch the 49ers give their greats away. Rice, Lott, Montana, even guys like Craig and Romanowski. Y. A. Tittle was a 49er once upon a time too

And the most wince-worthy one to top 'em all in my opinion -- The niners traded a first, second, third, and fourth round draft pick for a 31 year old, injured, arthritic OJ Simpson. Any madden player could have told em a 31 year old RB is never worth that much

[Netherscourge]

Quote: Originally Posted by Soul2zion

Which was a dumb move, they should've kept Rice. Even at 38 or so he was better than JJ Stokes or Tai Streets at the two. Rice proved he could still play the next season by going to the Pro Bowl.

But he WASN'T better then T.O. at that time and trying to afford both T.O. and Rice at the time was a salary cap push.