EA promised some franchise mode updates to Madden 22 a while back, but we haven't seen any action since their so-called "promise."

Considering the March update is just around the corner, we think this might be the perfect time for the franchise mode update to roll out.

Let's talk about the initial promise and what we can expect in terms of updates. GAMEMS thinks if you've been wondering where Madden 22's franchise mode update is, you're not alone. In fact, a lot of players are trying to figure out what's going on.

The promise to fix some of the current issues and glitches in the franchise mode has been going on since Madden 21's release. Unfortunately, these requests seem to fall on deaf ears. The Scouting update is a major change to Madden 22, but we haven't really heard much since that change. Due to the lack of changes, EA was quickly called out by players.

EA reiterated that they will stick to their commitment to delivering "three franchise updates" after Madden 22 launches as part of their "franchise as a live service" program.

A good chance for Madden 22 to fix or update the franchise mode is during the March title update in the next few days.

We expect the title update to happen in March 2022, in line with the February title update. Interestingly, there are reports that EA canceled the last two franchise mode updates. Here's what EA has to say about these rumors: "We don't like to comment on rumors or speculation; however, as part of our ongoing Madden NFL 22 live service and beyond, we are committed to continuing to improve the franchise. This includes We'll have two upcoming franchise updates available in Madden NFL 22. We'll provide more details on the updates in the new year."

We'll have to wait for an upcoming update to see if EA's claims are true. We'll keep you up to date with the new Madden 22 update once it's announced. Of course, we will also launch more and more favorable policies according to the updated situation to help you buy MUT 22 Coins to achieve the purpose of continuous upgrading and development