Oldenburg acknowledges that its core gameplay was a bit overpowered by Amazon's Next-Gen Stats. Although running the ball was a lot of enjoyment in Madden NFL 21 and is certainly one of most enjoyable aspects of the game, Oldenburg acknowledges this. Gameplay developers for Madden NFL 22 focused on the ability of defensive players to block ball carriers once being blocked, rather than being completely eliminated from the play at the point of contact.

Oldenburg stated that this year's animations have been enhanced to improve penetration on defensive lines. He also mentioned that blocks can be aligned at angles other than the heads-up. I'm sure that you have had this experience as a middle linebacker. The player would move further and laterally, before you would enter blocks. Your player would shift and turn before engaging the blocker, losing any momentum. We made sure to ensure that the defenders were in the game.

Oldenburg explained, "We know over time that in any [Madden] which has a simpler run the players are more likely than happy with it." Oldenburg also said, "We are still tuning but we're very close."

Madden NFL 22's narrative/career mode Face of the Franchise is returning with a brand new story known as "United We Rise". The players can now be linebackers for their career as a single player. Prior to this, Face of the Franchise was only available to running backs and quarterbacks. The player can choose the character they created in "United We Rise", as their avatar in The Yard. This is an arcade-style multiplayer game that Madden NFL 21 introduced.

Madden NFL 22 launches August 20 on Google Stadia and PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Windows PC. The covers' stars are quarterbacks of last season's Super Bowl -- Tampa Bay's Tom Brady and Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes, both of who have received Madden covers before (Brady for Madden NFL 18, and Mahomes for Madden NFL 20). The newest features described in this article, including Next-Gen Stats, the home field advantage, and the brand new games day atmospheres and game-day presentation cannot be played on PC as well as the consoles that were previously released.

Two G.O.A.T.s Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady share the 'Madden NFL 22' cover

Although Tom Brady failed to pass the torch to Patrick Mahomes, he did meet a future cover star.

Brady Mahomes and Brady will share the cover of Madden NFL 22, EA Sports announced Thursday just a little over a year after the two squared off on the largest stage of the game.

EA Sports teased this pairing by sharing a video on Monday that features Peyton Hillis, a former Browns running back, as well as a Madden NFL cover player. In the video, Hillis is shown taking knees with the goats and talking via phone. He then tells the unidentified person calling him "they have done it again."

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