This year, EA once again launched the Madden Championship Series, of which the Madden Bowl is one of the events. The series consists of four events and will eventually win the Madden Championship in May with a prize of $500,000. EA wants to turn its sports games into legal e-sports, but this is difficult for most die-hard fans. In Madden 21, not only will the playable Pro Bowl enter the franchise mode, but it will also be the first thing you play when you install the game. A few years ago, in the previous Madden game, you were allowed to participate in the Pro Bowl. EA Sports decided to eliminate it, but they rejoiced because of the addition of a new career model this year. This is an offer directly provided by EA Sports. When setting up Madden NFL 21, the first thing you see is Pro Bowl. You can play the Pro Bowl while installing the game, and you also have the opportunity to qualify for the Pro Bowl during your franchise season. This is another opportunity to gain valuable experience and increase your legacy.

How will Pro Bowl work this year?
The 2021 NFL Pro Bowl will be virtual, and eight players and celebrities will compete with each other using the video game "Madden 21". Four people will control the NFC, while the other four people will hold the AFC, both selected and full members. Deshaun Watson and Kyler Murray are called "team leaders" because they are both Pro Bowl players this season. The player will play the game at home and play the game for a fifth of a minute.
The first quarter will be Deshaun Watson vs. Kyler Murray. In the second quarter, it will be Keyshawn Johnson vs. Bubba Wallace. The third quarter will be Derrick Henry (Derrick Henry) and Jamal Adams (Jamal Adams). The fourth quarter will be Snoop Dogg (Snoop Dogg) vs. Marshawn Lynch (Marshawn Lynch).
It is unclear whether the team will involve everyone in the same way as the traditional professional bowl or just starters to participate in the game. EA Sports' franchise model has a feature in the preseason that will automatically provide a backup, so it is possible to apply it to Pro Bowl.

When will the 2021 NFL Pro Bowl start?
January 31st, Sunday, 5 pm Eastern Time
The virtual NFL Pro Bowl game will be held on Sunday, January 5th, and the game substitute is Madden NFL 21.

How to watch the 2021 NFL Pro Bowl
There will be multiple ways to watch the 2021 NFL Pro Bowl. You can watch it through the EA Madden NFL Twitch channel embedded above, as well as the NFL's YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook platforms. The game will also be streamed on the NFL network.

Madden 21 franchise model changes
EA Sports is changing the franchise model through the post-release update of Madden 21 and the development of Madden 22.
Although most changes will not be added to Madden 21 when released, they will be updated to the game through a title update.

Understand and trigger your X factor
The X factor is the most significant supplement this year. Among them, 20 skills are provided to the 50 most important players in the league and can be activated multiple times in any game mode. To take full advantage of these benefits, please provide superstar opportunities as early as possible. For example, Odell Beckham needs three more than 20 yards hooks to activate his RAC'Em Up ability, so you should Write drive scripts as early as possible and often make yourself reach your goals. Once Beckham hits, he will stay in the zone until the defender forces himself out of control ultimately. Just like in real life, these X-factor players have the opportunity to rule all four quarters, so please get involved quickly.

If the Chiefs do these four things, they will win the Super Bowl.
Throughout the entire NFL season, when the global epidemic is raging, there always seems to be a little bit of doubt: one thing seems inevitable: the Kansas City Chiefs are entirely theirs.
Now, after 14 seasons of victories and a relatively easy playoff route (no doubt, even if Chad Henne had to compete in QB), the defending Super Bowl champion will also be the first ball to win the Lombardi Trophy. The home court of the team's opponent.