Fortunately for Madden 24 fans, Ultimate Team isn't the only mode in the game, in this mode, players can buy Madden 24 Coins to build dream team. The Franchise mode continues to increase in popularity, and each year it captivates more new players. However, the Franchise mode is not as simple as many people think. It has plenty of features that players need to master, such as Scouting And Drafting.

Simply put, in Madden 24 Franchise mode, scouting and drafting can be the difference between building a dynasty or floundering in mediocrity. If you want to make sure you nail it come draft day, here are some tips to improve your Madden scouting and drafting process. Let’s get it!

Know Your Team Needs

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, it’s crucial to evaluate your team’s needs. Don’t draft a QB if you’ve got a young gunslinger under center. Prioritize positions that will provide an immediate impact, whether it’s a lockdown cornerback or a monster pass rusher. Look at your current roster, consider the ages and contracts of your players, and determine where you need youth and talent.

Use Scouting Points Wisely

Every week, you get a set number of scouting points. Maximize them by Scouting by Potential First: Start by scouting the first attribute. This gives an indication of the player’s potential. If it’s a B+ or higher, continue scouting that player. Often, there are hidden gems in the middle to late rounds. Invest some points in these rounds to find value picks. A’s and B’s are where it’s at, but don’t dismiss a prospect with one C – they can still turn out to be a beast on the field.

Combine Results Matter

Once the scouting combine numbers come in, pay attention to them. While a good 40-yard dash doesn’t make a great player, it can indicate elite physical attributes. Look for outliers – players whose combined scores are significantly better than others at their position. If an elite talent falls to you, consider picking them even if you don’t have a pressing need at that position.

Trade Smart

Don’t get caught up in the excitement of draft day, and start reaching for players. Stick to your board, trust your scouting, and make your selections based on your team’s needs and the best players available. If you’re unsure about a player or if there’s a lot of depth at the position you’re targeting, consider trading down. Acquiring more picks can give you a better chance of hitting on a player and adding depth.

Practice, Practice

Like everything in Madden 24, the more you practice scouting and drafting, the better you’ll get. Over time, you’ll develop a sense of which attributes are most important for each position and how to find value in every round.

Remember, building a successful Madden 24 franchise isn’t just about playing the games. Investing time in scouting and drafting can set you up for success for many seasons to come.

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