The Most Exciting QB's to use in Madden 15

[buckeye]

It’s no secret that the NFL is becoming a “Mobile Quarterback” league. The same scenario is taking place in Madden 15. While the old stalwarts like Manning, Brady, and Brees are still kings of the league, the young guns are on the rise. Here is a look at some of the most fun Quarterbacks you can use in Madden NFL 15.
[h=3]Russell Wilson~ Seattle Seahawks[/h]The unquestioned leader of the Seattle offense has benefitted from also having one of the leagues best defenses. Russell Wilson throws a great mid to long-range pass and can scramble for 20 yards if you try to send too many defenders deep.

[h=3]Colin Kaepernick~ San Francisco 49ers[/h]In the 2 years he has been the starting quarterback, Colin Kaepernick has lit up the league on the ground. He is extremely dangerous out of the read option/spread offense. As a passer he is just above average but with the speed and acceleration he possesses, it will open up many opportunities for big plays in the passing game.

[h=3]Cam Newton~ Carolina Panthers[/h]Let’s be honest, Cam Newton is a tank. He is big, strong, fast, and can take over a game if you give him the chance. With Cam in the backfield in Madden 15 QB keepers are your friend. Use him on QB Powers and Draw plays to maximize your success on the field.

[h=3]Robert Griffin III~ Washington Redskins[/h]Even with the knee injury and Sophomore slump, RGIII is a threat when he is on the field. He throws an excellent deep ball but where he really excels is on the move. Roll out, look deep and if it isn’t open take off down field! One thing… be sure to get out of bounds, he doesn’t take hits well!

[h=3]Johnny Manziel~ Cleveland Browns[/h]Every year in Madden there is that dynamic rookie that people love to use. This year that rookie may very well be “Johnny Football”. Manziel has great acceleration and agility out of the backfield and his Houdini-like performances in college are what legends are made of. Throw in a very strong-arm and you have a Madden monster.

 

[j.hen]

[h=3]Robert Griffin III~ Washington Redskins[/h]Even with the knee injury and Sophomore slump, RGIII is a threat when he is on the field. He throws an excellent deep ball but where he really excels is on the move. Roll out, look deep and if it isn’t open take off down field! One thing… be sure to get out of bounds, he doesn’t take hits well!

That's dumb. RG3 can take hits, he's a tough SOB. But since this is Madden we're talking about and he had 1 knee injury that was the talk of the league the guys injury rating is going to be 50 and he'll never play a full season again in this years game.

 

[buckeye]

That's dumb. RG3 can take hits, he's a tough SOB. But since this is Madden we're talking about and he had 1 knee injury that was the talk of the league the guys injury rating is going to be 50 and he'll never play a full season again in this years game.

In the NFL he gets rattled VERY easily with contact and stops reading the defense. It is pretty well documented. I wish Madden could replicate that.

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[j.hen]

In the NFL he gets rattled VERY easily with contact and stops reading the defense. It is pretty well documented. I wish Madden could replicate that.

That's fine and all but being easily rattled by getting hit and actually missing parts of games or entire games due to injury are two very different things. I would be surprised if they have his injury rating higher than 60, basically making him useless in the game because he had ONE big injury 2 seasons ago. :smh:

 

[buckeye]

Not sure what his injury rating is.

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[krulmichael]

Article should be renamed to "QB's to Scramble with in Madden 15."

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[x0xHumblex0x]

where is Mike Vick on this list.........

:jonesy:

 

[number_55]

It's going to be Joe Flacco, who will be throwing bombs every other play.