Rivers isn't the main cause of the issue. He's completing almost 68 percent of the passes he throws, 7.8 yards for every attempt and has 1.110 yards. He also scored seven touchdowns, and Madden 23 coins only one interception.

The Chargers signed Rivers to a four-year, contract extension valued at $83 million earlier this year, however their structure for the deal doesn't make it especially prohibitive for trading him. The cap hit isn't as high as $22 million until this year, but it's easy for a team to get out of the contract after 2018.

But then again, the Chargers really must have as much fan support as they can get ... something that they don't have much of after having suffered so much loss in the Bosa standoff and the entire threatening fans to leave the team by relocation thing. If they could sack Mike McCoy and make the necessary changes in the offseasonthen they could be competitive again sooner than you imagine. However, that's definitely a huge gamble for the team that hasn't produced much to improve its standing, on or off the field.

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

Madden NFL 23 members approved the new collective bargaining proposal from the owners by just 1.019-959 votes. About 500 Madden NFL 23 players did not cast a vote. Yet, the CBA, which will go until the end of the season in 2030. was approved by the vote of a majority. It's the result I was expecting all along, but the margin is surprising.

The deal was approved, even with a vocal group of players who are veterans on social media and within the union. I'm aware of discussions about players deciding to vote because due to the current environment with the coronavirus outbreak as well as the panic in the stock market however, I find it difficult to believe. I think that this CBA was probably always getting passed. Here's why.

There are two main reasons for why the CBA was approved

First, it aids to benefit the "rank-and-file" participants in the union, more that stars. The increases to the minimum salary is significant and I'm sure that the majority of rank-and-file players choose to support what's most crucial now, not on what will be important later in their careers or when they retire.

That's why I was shocked to find numerous "no" voting. There was a report earlier in the week that some players wanted to change their vote and the buy madden coins cheapPlayers Association did not agree with their request.