Part 6 of our Madden NFL 16 Connected Franchise Sleeper Series here are the Top 10 Tight End Sleepers you should trade for or develop in Madden NFL 16.
FULL STORY: http://www.sportsgamersonline.com/madden-16-connected-franchise-top-10-tight-end-sleepers-12296

Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Wide Receivers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvGf3OZ3KXo

Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Running Backs: https://youtu.be/Fyz4g4jKKfc

Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Quarterbacks: https://youtu.be/DHqTabzfics

Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Safeties
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-WhsnjGwTk

Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Cornerbacks
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=L4SuW8fBupo



Stay tuned for more Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips as we bring you more analysis to get the most of our your rosters and tips to get your team to the the Super Bowl in your leagues.

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Madden 16 CFM:

Connected Franchise Mode (CFM) is back and deeper than ever in Madden NFL 16. Everything in Connected Franchise is done thinking about our players first, and all these new features came directly from community feedback and play-test sessions. Weekly goals have been refactored from the ground up by implementing a new quest-like system that chains goals together week to week. These goals are assigned based on performance, position, and career status and are both team-based and individual. For example, a “Breakout Running Back” goal may be triggered for rookie running backs that are having a great season. As goals are completed or missed, player confidence will fluctuate. Some focus on negative stats such as fumbles and interceptions, and are tied to regression.