New York Jets owner reportedly uses Madden to make decisions

A new report claims that Woody Johnson, the owner of the NFL team New York Jets, has used EA is becoming popular Madden video game series to help him make decisions about real players It has been reported that the trade deal was canceled due to statistics found in the game.

EA Madden NFL series have been around for decades. and has always been committed to a realistic and accurate simulation of American football. Because consoles are more powerful. Madden The series has become more progressive and realistic. Online support also means EA and Madden Developers can update player stats as the season progresses. All of this can be said that Madden It’s a really good simulation of the NFL and its players.– It’s good to report that Johnson uses game data to make decisions.

On December 19 The Athletic Reported that during the last NFL offseason, a trade deal between the Jets and Denver Broncos was close to being completed until owner Johnson objected to the plan. According to many news sources Owners canceled a deal to acquire wide receiver Jerry Jeudy due to the player’s low rating. Madden– Jeudy will be drafted by the Cleveland Browns and have a great season.

The outlet reports that this isn’t the only time Johnson can be relied upon. Madden When making the decision, Jets owners pressured the team to sign free agent John Simpson due to the low level of “awareness” in EA’s sports sim. The Jets had already signed him. And he had a good season.

According to some news sources who spoke with the store, the use Madden The decision was taken as a sign that Johnson’s teenage son had too much influence.

“When we talk about things, you’ll hear Woody say something that Brick or Jack read online that is weighed equally against whatever opinions others in the department have,” the Jets executive said. The Athletic.

“It’s really sad. that adults will use misleading anecdotes about teenagers to make their father look bad; It is frankly ridiculous to think that this is being used to influence the opinions of veteran executives,” a Jets spokesperson said.

“(The son) has no role in the organization. It is absolutely ridiculous to suggest that outside information is intended to replace (Woody Johnson’s) employee opinions.”

This is just one of many other issues reported by the outlet in a longer report on the Jets’ dysfunctional and chaotic behind-the-scenes culture.

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