Like every year's NFL Honors, Madden NFL 22

It is true that the NFL is a stat-driven league however the linebacker's Madden rating surely isn't going to affect the negotiation of their contracts The players must be respected by Lost Ark Gold  the one important football video game there is. Like every year's NFL Honors, Madden NFL 22 player ratings are largely subjective and are often influenced through a player's performance during the previous year. This does not take into consideration modifications to the system, injuries, or changes in coaching that could hugely impact a player's efficiency. Joe Burrow's overall performance on Madden NFL 22 is undoubtedly limited by the season-ending injury he sustained that occurred in the week of 11 the 2020 year. The same goes for players of both the Bengals and the Rams such as Tee Higgins Sony Michel and Eli Apple have had to undergo major changes to the scheme that could drastically impact productivity.

Between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams both teams are destined to lift the famed Lombardi Trophy. Madden NFL 22 scores do not have any impact on which team finishes top, however, when the dust settles and the offseason begins and the numbers of the game could be masked by the player ratings of the next entry in the Madden series. Even though Madden will always draw the attention of a large player-base, if the statistics are made without considering the context of fundamental, critical factors there's always the risk for confusion, disappointment, and even dismay.

Super Bowl LVI, will commence in a matter of hours, and it will see both the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams playing each other for the chance of hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. If you're anything like me, you've been looking forward to the moments leading up to the Super Bowl ever since Championship Sunday. I'll even admit to having have watched an event of flag footballwhich is also known as the Pro Bowl -- just to satisfy my football cravings.

If you're not willing to watch the kickoff we have an alternative option for you to hopefully help you get through the day to the end of the season -- we have our CBS Sports simulation of Super Bowl LVI!

We turned on Madden NFL 22, set up the Super Bowl matchup, and went back to see how the virtual action would unfold. If you're a fervent fan of the Rams and the Bengals, you'll likely be satisfied with what transpired. If you're rooting for the Bengals, just remember that it's a video game that actually happened to forecast the Buccaneers win in the previous year.

The Rams won their third Super Bowl title in franchise history and their first since the shift back to Los Angeles in rather dominating style, beating the Bengals 38-20. That score also doesn't compare to the first half-time shellacking L.A. handed down en-route to a title.

After a quiet couple of games to start the game by both clubs, the Rams began scoring in a controversial manner. In a third-and-12 scenario at to the Cincinnati 34-yard line, Matthew Stafford uncorked a deep ball to Van Jefferson on the left side of the end zone. Initially, the officials determined that he was out of bounds, however a challenge of Sean McVay led to a reverse and the Rams ascending, 7-0. In the fullest transparency the game didn't appear to be a success. Jefferson got two feet in out of bounds, but virtual officials felt otherwise upon reviewing the situation (Maybe video games have become more real! ).

The Bengals had a chance to counter that touchdown drive of the Rams by scoring their own. Joe Burrow completed a pass to Tee Higgins to knot the game at seven, however, L.A. quickly matched that score with a drive through the field and Odell Beckham Jr. scoring a seven-yard touchdown passing for a 14-7 score.