The Madden NFL 23 is cruel and gritty for numerous reasons

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The disconnect in transition between Southern Cal to the MUT 23 ltds cards is a pattern that has been inherited across the generations. Rob Johnson and Rodney Peete experienced similarly long careers navigating the backwaters of the Madden NFL 23's less-than-successful franchises; Paul McDonald and Sean Salisbury were also less successful. In the years before Matt Leinart or Todd Marinovich were first-round busts, the Chiefs picked their top player to select Pete Beathard, who bounced through in the Madden NFL 23 during more than a 10 years, failing to complete half of his passes in an entire season. He finished his career with scores of 43 and an 84-interceptions.

With the game constantly changing, though, it is more sensible to look at the past. Carson Palmer, Matt Leinart, and Mark Sanchez were the outstanding quarterbacks of the Pete Carroll era at USC. Palmer led the Trojans to an Orange Bowl victory and became the first player at the school to take home the Heisman; Leinart became the second, going 37-2 over three seasons. After USC started John David Booty (excluded from this analysis because he has never attempted a Madden NFL 23 pass), Sanchez stepped in without ever missing a beat. He went 12-1. and earning a Rose Bowl MVP before declaring for the draft.

The Madden NFL 23 is cruel and gritty for numerous reasons, but it is particularly so for USC quarterbacks who are pushed onto professional teams with less potential to their counterparts. These pro teams are invariably located in cities with imperfect weather conditions and a press less inclined to fawn over the golden boy who has been groomed since puberty, to make the right choice for the job. Palmer, Leinart, and Sanchez have made billions of dollars in the Madden 23 ltds. but each has been victimized by the combination of injuries unfortunate luck, bad coaching, on-field errors and hot jacuzzi parties.