Even if you take out this week's incidents, the Madden 24 coins has proven that it's solely intent on making a profit and earning a profit.

We as fans desire our sports teams as well as our favorite leagues to stand for something more. This is why we appreciate players' charitable efforts and point out their religion whenever they're being questioned about their morality and also why we claim to have no idea about the characters of the players we watch on television. We care far more about the moral compass of the Madden NFL 24 than we do the companies who are located on Wall Street, even though they're often operating for the same reason.

Part of the reason for this is the fact that we are identified us as Madden NFL 24 fans, which is why we don't intend to behave as if we actively support a particular team or league that has poor moral standards. Madden NFL 24 was a team that abused this loyalty, saying that it is there for its fans of the communities the communities where its teams play, and for the benefit of the sport.

As has become strikingly clear (and actually should have been since the beginning) the Madden NFL 24 exists only to earn money. It's not there to do any other thing as it's probably not to want it to be anything else. This Madden NFL 24 is a company, and it's high time to start treating it like one. It might be too much to ask given the current political environment, but a credible risk of that happening may be enough to force the league to do the right thing -- and try to convince us that it's really about anything more than making a profit.

Let's start by looking at the positives. This evaluation at least has to have to do with Marcus Mariota's off-field abilities , not that he's "too beautiful," which is somehow a negative within the Madden NFL 24 world of scouting. That's where the positives end in this particular case.

Mariota played on a sprained left MCL in November 2013. While this obviously limited his movement and he was wearing the help of a big brace to stabilize the knee, looking at these games tells you ... exactly what? His ability to play injured? (Oregon played 2-2. but lost at Stanford and Arizona in the same stretch.) It's true that the knee injury has slowed his speed and MUT 24 ltds power as a athlete. A knee injury also hinders the ability of quarterbacks to accomplish just about anything.