You're in the world of the current Madden NFL 23 pass rushers from Nfkjasfas's blog

Imagine being sacked, hurting your team, and maybe even being fined for just doing your job Madden 23 Coins. You're in the world of the current Madden NFL 23 pass rushers, where a perfect tackle technique for a quarterback is grounds for flags.

If you have been paying attention, then you've probably noticed that the debate over the new rule change regarding roughing the passers this season follows what has become a regular pattern in Madden NFL 23. First, the league arbitrarily decides to modify a rule under the guise of "improving player safety." When the rule is blown out in front of them They rush trying to "fix" something which wasn't needed to be fixed in the first place.

This pattern is repeated because many of the Madden NFL 23's claims to "improve player safety" are more focused on public relations over anything else. The league has responded to serious injuries to their most prominent players, and they've instituted the rule changes in order to convince the public that they will never let the same thing take place again.

Think about this, if you believed that the Madden NFL 23 really was concerned about safety of players and safety, then why would they decide quickly to make changes to reduction in helmet rules during the preseason after players, fans, and coaches all voiced their concerns loudly?

It's what Madden NFL 23 took place when it implemented the lowering-helmet-rule change in the preseason.

This rule change was a ridiculous reaction to Steeler linebacker Ryan Schazier's spinal injury sustained during a game in which the player lowered his head prior to contact in a tackle attempt. It wasn't even about player safety in the first place. My prayers are with Shazier as he recovers although one small incident and injury shouldn't force a rule change Cheap Mut 23 Coins, especially one that's as poorly thought-out as the lowering-the-helmet rule.