These problems are aided greatly by the fact quarterbacks can sit in the pocket for 5-6 seconds to find his receiver wide open in the middle of the coverage. That said, zone defense as a whole has been terrible especially if your defender lacks a coverage ability. Now, on the defensive side of the ball, being able to adjust zone drops has been a huge addition that can hopefully limit certain money plays Madden players like to run and allow the more defensive-minded players to shine. The increased responsiveness of the receiver has made that aspect of offense a more viable option especially with opponents now having the ability to adjust the depth of zone defenders. The running back screen game and receiver screens aren’t completely useless anymore. When you are given time to set your feet and make a perfect throw you’re able to see the improvements to the passing game. The ability to throw late is highlighted even more by the fact your allowed to throw your way out of sacks way too often, even though they don’t offer much benefit to the offense as the passes - a good portion of the time - float right to the defender, when it would have been better if Aaron Donald just sacked you. But this and a lot of other less deserved passes are still hampered by the dreaded pressure inaccuracy penalty that sails your short and medium throws nowhere near your target, completely ruining the exact recipe for defeating pressure defenses: the quick pass game. Now in regards to passing itself, I’ve noticed you’re allowed to get rid of the ball as a defender barrels down on you much later than in previous Maddens where you could fully complete the throwing motion and still get sacked. Passing the ball has been a breath of fresh air in Madden NFL 21, mainly for the fact that it is once again a viable option to move the ball because of how much the run game has been toned down. With Madden NFL 21, it’s once again a mixed bag of results on the field. Some enjoy it while others can’t stand it. But does it go out with an emphatic roar of success or a whimper in defeat? Throwing Bombsįor nearly a decade, there’s been nothing more divisive among Madden players than the series’ gameplay.
With Madden NFL 21, the game signifies the end of an era as it’s the last one released primarily for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles. With every new Madden NFL release there’s always two things you can expect: upgrades that EA Sports hope are well received, and the inevitable disappointment amongst the fan base when what they wanted addressed wasn’t.
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