Can that be considered realistic?

It makes some sense at Madden 23 coins first glance. The Chargers have been, yet again absolutely a disaster, losing three games , in painful manner after blowing 4th-quarter leads. Rivers doesn't contribute to the issue. He's completing 68 percent of the passes he throws, 7.8 yards per pass, has 1.110 yards, seven touchdowns and just one interception.

The Chargers signed Rivers to a four-year renewal worth $83 million last year, but it's the nature of his contract does not make it a prohibitive option to trade him. The cap-to-cap hit won't exceed $22 million until the end of the year, so it's possible for a team to wiggle out of after 2018.

But then again, the Chargers really, really need as much support from their fans as they can ... something that they're not getting much of after suffering so much losses recently, the Bosa standoff, and the thing about alienating fans through the relocation. If they could fire Mike McCoy and make the correct moves in their offseason, they may be competitive in the near future, sooner than you imagine. But that's admittedly a huge gamble for a team that hasn't done much to improve its standing, in the field or off.

Why Madden NFL 23 players favored the new CBA despite its apparent flaws

Madden NFL 23 gamers voted to approve the proposed collective bargaining agreement from the owners by just 1.019-959 votes. The majority of Madden NFL 23 players did not vote. But, the CBA that runs through the 2030 season, was approved by the vote of a majority. It's the result I was expecting all along however, the margin was surprising.

The deal was ratified, even with a vocal group of former players on social media and in the union. There is discussion of players making a decision to vote because due to the current environment with the coronavirus virus outbreak and the stock market panic however I find it hard to believe. I believe that this CBA was always going to be rejected. Here's why.

There are two main motives for the CBA was approved

The first is that it supports the "rank-and-file" members of the union more than the stars. The increase to minimum salaries is significant, and I'm convinced that most rank-and file players are able to vote on what's important right now, is not about what's important later on in their career or when they retire.

That's why I was shocked to find such a large number of "no" vote. There was a report earlier in the week that some players wanted to alter their votes, and the buy mut coins madden 23 Players Association did not agree with their request. It was speculated that many of those players wanted to change the way they vote, from "no" into "yes," once they had more information about the CBA.