14 DAY TRIAL // Madden NFL 15 is becoming more important for the gaming community as the sport is heading to the Super Bowl XLIX and the team at EA Sports is ready to announce that it is introducing a Team of the Year package for the Ultimate Team mode for the first time in the history of the franchise.
The official announcement states that it “commemorates some of the most impressive players and stats from this season. Items ranging from 95 overall to 97 overall have been released into Packs. Compete against the TOTY in a MUT Solo Challenge and see if your squad can hang with the best.”
Fans of Madden NFL 15 can also look out for Plays of the Year Collectibles in packs in order to get access to a player from the Team of the Year.
The offensive of the TOTY line-up includes:
- Ben Roethlisberge from the Pittsburgh Steelers – leader of the NFP in passing yards with a 67 percent completion rate and 32 touchdowns created and just 9 interceptions - DeMarco Murray of the Fallas Cowboys – a leader when it comes to rushing yards and touchdowns - Antonio Brown from the Pittsburgh Steelers – the best receiver at the moment - Jordy Nelson of the Green Bay Packers – who has 1,519 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns - Greg Olsen, playing for the Carolina Panthers – second in receiving yards and receptions when tight ends are taken into account - Jason Peters from the Philadelphia Eagles – who has given up three sacks and four quarterback hits - Clint Boling of the Cincinnati Bengals – only two sacks allowed in more than 950 plays - Travis Frederick, playing for the Dallas Cowboys – led his line as it gained 912 yards - Marshall Yanda from the Baltimore Ravens – one sack allowed in 1,000 plays - Sebasstian Volmer of the New England Patriots – who generated an average of 5.1 yards per carry when he was in the team
Defensive wins games in Madden NFL 15
The defensive component of the Madden NFL 15 Team of the year includes:
- Calais Campbell from the Arizona Cardinals – 58 tackles and seven sacks to his name - Aaron Donald, playing at the St. Louis Rams – second in sacks and quarterback pressure even if he is only a rookie - Mario Williams of the Buffalo Bills – 42 tackles, 14.5 sacks and 44 QB pressures - Von Miller from the Denver Broncos – 14 sacks and 59 QB pressures - Luke Kurchly of the Carolina Panthers – 152 combined tackles and 11 pass break-ups - Elvis Dumervil from the Baltimore Ravens – third in sacks overall - Chris Harris Jr, playing for the Denver Broncos – did not allow one touchdown all season - Joe Haden from the Cleveland Browns – allowed just 44 catches and one touchdown - Glover Quin of the Detroit Lions – 78 tackles and seven interceptions - Antoine Bethea from the San Francisco 49ers – the leader of the safeties
With the Super Bowl XLIX set to take place on February 1, the team in charge of Madden NFL 15 at EA Sports will probably continue to deliver special content and will also try to simulate the results of the big game.
