Colin Kaepernick is making his return to the virtual field, as EA Sports has announced that the quarterback will be available in Madden NFL 21, marking Kaepernick's first appearance in the game since 2016.
After promising to address issues in its Franchise mode, Electronic Arts has detailed some of the changes coming to the mode in a future update.
After releasing two title updates since the game's launch, Electronic Arts has announced a third title update for Madden NFL 21, with the aim being to fix even more bugs found in the game.
Madden NFL 21 is the latest release in Madden's annual cycle, and while it attempts to offer big enough improvements throughout the game, it's hard to look past many of the familiar problems that have plagued the game for a while.
After the Washington NFL team announced it will be changing its name, EA announced that it will be following suit in the upcoming Madden NFL 21.
According to EA, Madden NFL 21 will bring players closer to the field than ever before with an unrivaled football experience and innovative gameplay including improved ball-carrier mechanics for all-out control and more.
Following Patrick Mahomes last year, Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson revealed that he will grace the cover of Madden NFL 21 when it releases later this year.