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This is an overview regarding the Madden NFL 23 Draft. Don't put all your eggs into one basket. It's not difficult for things to go wrong for a single player. Despite his talent, injuries and politics turned the best beginning to the Washington career into Madden 23 coins
the worst nightmare. The future of any given player is extremely uncertain, and you're better off diversifying your investments, because it's harder for things to go wrong for a whole squad of players. The best method to pick good players from the draft isn't to have the best pick. It's to get the best picks, and to have the most opportunities to select players who won't go under.

Then again, at least when Washington made a trade for the number. 2 pick, they were getting a quarterback prospect everybody was confident would do well.

No one in this year's class is a candidate for that. The Rams have claimed to want the services of a quarterback but pretty much everybody agrees that a quarterback isn't the top player in this season's draft, or even among the top 3. Even if you're choosing a quarterback, nobody really stands out among the other players: Draft experts seem pretty evenly split on whether the best quarterback to watch this time around is Wentz as well as Jared Goff.

There was a debate over Griffin or Andrew Luck in 2012. and there was also debate about Jameis Winston or Marcus Mariota last year, but this is a completely different debate. Those were highly touted prospects battling to be considered the best. This is a crop of potential candidates, and nobody is sure which one has the best potential to be great.

Last week, Bill Barnwell of ESPN discussed how in the lottery-like draft "the most efficient strategy is to be able to win additional tickets." The RG3 trade was perhaps the most successful example ever, and the losers from that deal seem to be willfully ignoring that lesson. It could be that it works out but the Rams must be aware.

The Chargers might be able to trade Philip Rivers, but they'd probably make the mistake of a trade too.

LaDainian Tomlinson suggests that the Chargers should trade Philip Rivers. The Chargers are in rebuilding mode and need to trade Philip Rivers instead of ruin the rest of his career. Are they realistic?

It makes some sense on the surface of things. The Chargers are, again an absolute mess, losing three games in a gruelling way after blowing leads in Buy Madden 23 coins the fourth quarter. Rivers isn't the main cause of the issue. He's completing 68 percent of the passes he throws, 7.8 yards per attempt with 1.110 yards. He has seven touchdowns, and one interception.

The Chargers signed Rivers to a four-year, $83 million extension this year, however the structure of the deal doesn't make it prohibitive for trading him. The cap doesn't reach $22 million until last year, but it's simple for teams to wiggle out of after 2018.