In real football, linemen must change the way they block depending on the scenario, but it's been the case that the offensive linemen are able to play exactly the same way every time. Madden NFL 22's transition to next-gen saw some improvements, but it's still a major flaw of the game that has to be fixed.

Franchise mode can be more realistic than it is currently, at most in the minds of many Madden fans who have played the game for years. There are a variety of options to improve the experience. One of the easiest modifications is to make transaction wire more realistic. 

Franchises that aren't managed by the players can make bizarre decisions regarding who to trade and sign, both during and between seasons. This can be beneficial for the player , but it does not make this real-life simulation. Artificial intelligence that is smarter can make a difference.

Presentation matters and according to Madden players, EA has not done an excellent job of giving players their ability to alter the environment of the game, nor have they made games appear more realistic even with nicer graphics. 

The sides appear odd with bizarrely designed football pads doing the same two or three animations, over and over. Similar patterns are observed by the fans. It will be interesting to see them get up and move around the stadium so that they can at least generate some motion.

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