Madden 27 Franchise Mode Got Better, But Here’s 3 Things Still Missing
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InnovationGamingMadden 27 Franchise Mode Got Better, But Here’s 3 Things Still MissingByBrian Mazique,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Brian Mazique has covered combat sports and video games since 2011.Follow AuthorJun 05, 2026, 05:38pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.Madden 27Credit: EAMadden 27 and College Football 27 got a star-studded and strong introduction on Thursday, June 4. The community was treated to tons of new features and innovation. There is no shortage of attention being paid to Dynasty and Franchise Mode in the two games. That's a beautiful thing and it's making the overall landscape better.Even with all the new additions, there's still a small group of things that will likely be missing from Madden 27. To be completely honest, the decision is probably out of EA's hands. However, fans probably won't care enough to investigate or give much grace in the situation. That said, I'll point them out and offer the logical explanation for the absences — at least for two of them.Key Facts at a GlanceConfirmed Franchise additions: Persona Engine, contract reworks, Free Agent Frenzy, UDFA period, expanded coachingStill missing: true league expansion beyond 32 teamsStill missing: native College Football 27 draft-class importStill missing: improved injury presentation and medical-history scoutingFull reveal: the June 4 Opening Drive showcaseDoes Madden 27 Add League Expansion Beyond 32 Teams?I'd love to bring in a second Chicago NFL team — especially considering my Chicago Bears might soon be playing their home games in Hammond, IN. I'd also like to add teams to cities like Hawaii and San Juan without removing a current NFL team. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear as though that'll be the case.Play Puzzles & Games on ForbesFEATURED | Frase ByForbes™Unscramble The Anagram To R...



