The UI has largely not changed since 2013 and having seen a MUT 23 ltds coins  few breakthrough advancements in the past, CFM has fallen by the wayside while it's more popular Madden Ultimate Team has continued to receive the bulk of EA's focus. Over the past couple of years, it's that the forgotten CFM has slowly become an overgrown garden that's in need of a keeper's touch, or perhaps an unnoticed area where the paint flaking off the walls are screaming out for a new coat.

My frustration with the stagnant development of CFM has reached new levels this year with Madden 23 where there aren't many improvements that can satisfy avid franchise players who have been calling for a major overhaul over the past few years. This isn't to say that Madden 23 doesn't bring anything innovative to the table however it's evident just how little effort and time were put into improving the gameplay in a time when the majority of things posted on Madden 23's Franchise blog focus on "tuning" different aspects of the game rather than the implementation of something novel.

In trying to classify this year's few CFM changes in the order of importance, it's difficult to determine which ones will inspire people the most. Sure, there will be those who would love the chance to play in connection with the real-life NFL schedule, and then begin the season from there and join their favorite team.

Perhaps some of them will be delighted in the brand new, custom draft board that lets you arrange the draft candidates in whatever order you'd like. It's possible, though somewhat obsessive that there could be someone who's had their personal CFM desire fulfilled with the opportunity to cheap Madden 23 ltds make additional preseason cuts or to have their players get an increased amount of playing time during these preseason games.