It's wonderful that Madden 23 ltds cards wants to try and eliminate its players from using racial insults on the field. There will also be times where mistakes occur and players are wrongly penalized. Finding out the words a player -- perhaps wearing a mouthpiecespeaks in a stadium rife with music and 50.000 or more isn't an easy task. This league is equipped with a system designed to eliminate errors when they happen, as was apparently the case in this particular instance. Instead of paying the fine and claiming there was there was no harm, no fault however, they Madden NFL 23 was fined Kaepernick for an act that lots of other players have done without penalty, including Tom Brady. This is yet another example of Madden NFL 23 being the Madden NFL 23.

Ed Hochuli has cultivated the biggest cult of any Madden NFL 23 official in the long history of the game. His long, almost fatherly explanations of controversial decisions are legendary league over, only eclipsed by his massive biceps. It's a difficult act for anyone to emulate, particularly if you're the man's own descendant. Shawn Hochuli will try his best, however, starting next season. Hochuli's son was chosen as one of the 12 first-year Madden NFL 23 administrators for the 2014 season.

Shawn Hochuli worked in the Pac-12 Conference. Pac-12 Conference last season, together with court judge John Jenkins, head linesman Patrick Turner and line judge Ed Walker. The fact that a large part of the new officials hail from Pac-12 is intriguing considering the conference's shaky reputation. In 2011. the Pac-12's officiating roster was revised, and this last season, a Pac-12 team was responsible for the highly-publicized gaffes during non-conference contests in between Wisconsin and Arizona State, and Utah and BYU.

To be fair, the exact same team was on the field for both games, and none of the officials will be making the leap to Madden NFL 23 this year.

There's no word on whether Hochuli is allowed to play games with his father as the side judge. Peter King raised the possibility to MUT 23 ltds cards vice president of officiating Dean Blandino two months ago However, Blandino was adamant.