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The Madden 23 coins ownership put in charge of their advertising arm and public appearance. This is not who the Madden NFL 23 owners are an assortment of the wealthy, idle rich, and charismatic psychopaths who end up with the amount of money that they can purchase a Madden NFL 23 franchise. There are dynasties of the family like the Rooneys and Maras. There are crazy confidence men similar to Jerry Jones who literally struck it rich and workaholic basement millionaires like Steve Bisciotti. Capture them and place them in an environment and you'd get a pretty good exhibition of the diverse ways to make money and be completely unreliable to anyone.

Wealth doesn't do that alone however, at least not in the sense of mechanical. It requires a vector: the corporate. Jimmy Haslam, owner of the Browns was not sent to prison for his involvement in a scheme that aimed to defraud minority gas station owners of millions as the head of Pilot Flying J. A $92 million settlement was enough to get the government off his back and allow him to return to the business of running Madden NFL 23's most bewildered front office. Zygi Wilf also used money to settle a case claiming to defraud his partners in the real estate scam. Dan Snyder has never met a problem not solved with the help of cash, including purchasing the cooperation and/or silence in the DC media. Madden NFL 23 owners, as a group, resolve most of their problems by paying cash. (Except the construction of their stadiums, that suddenly becomes something of public interest and money, an initiative to be lobbied and funded primarily by more money.)

So the first mistake you made when considering one of these was to think of Madden NFL 23 as a game created to increase accountability. It is not. It's a non-profit corporation designed to market the Madden NFL 23 which will serve as a bargaining front for the league's franchises. The ones which are themselves giant shields that feature cartoon and animal logos. The faces are of faces. Roger Goodell was not playing serious courtmaster from the start. He is, by design, a talking PR and marketing pinata. Get angry and hit him and he spits out sweets and suspensions until your anger is quelled. Two games? It's the sounds of hitting and madden coins for sale then the belching of caramels.