To give us a little more insight into a couple of the top matchups, nfl18coins’ve drafted Zac “ZAN” Neal, a Madden competitor, EA SPORTS Gamechanger, and contributor to the Official Madden NFL 17 strategy guide. He’ll provide us with some keys to these important matchups.
ZAN's Prediction: Problem 20 – Schemin 13
When you look at a leaderboard and see yourself ranked fourth in the world, you should be proud – unless you're Eric “Problem” Wright. Known for his suffocating defensive style, we know he's going to bring the pressure. The last two months in solitude will have rejuvenated Problem offensively, too, and he’ll win this game more comfortably than the score suggests.
Watch the 2017 Madden Championship Live Finals from Los Angeles on April 29 – 30, May 6 – 7, and May 12 – 14 live on twitch.tv/Madden.
ZAN’s Take on Problem vs. Schemin
Eric “Problem” Wright was not at March's 2017 Madden Challenge live finals, due to a family emergency. Largely considered the greatest Madden competitor of all time, Problem is now back, and has been in his Madden lab preparing for this event for the better part of the last 6 weeks. The last time we saw a tunnel-focus like this from him was in 2013, when Problem rolled out an offense and defense the community hadn’t seen before, battling his way to yet another tournament victory.
This time, Mark “Schemin” Samuels, Jr. will be across from Problem. The last we saw of Schemin was at March's 2017 Madden Challenge live finals. Schemin was coming off a dominant performance at a 2017 Madden Challenge Series Challenger event in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he went undefeated. Unfortunately, a well-documented stumble[RA1] during a celebration on an interception became a surprising twist of fate in the Madden Challenge for Schemin, as he fell short of the goal line and couldn’t convert a touchdown from 1 yard out, costing him the tournament. Blaming nobody but himself, one of Madden's hottest players is coming into the 2017 Madden Challenge looking for redemption.
When you look at a leaderboard and see yourself ranked fourth in the world, you should be proud – unless you're Eric “Problem” Wright. Known for his suffocating defensive style, we know he's going to bring the pressure. The last two months in solitude will have rejuvenated Problem offensively, too, and he’ll win this game more comfortably than the score suggests.
Watch the 2017 Madden Championship Live Finals from Los Angeles on April 29 – 30, May 6 – 7, and May 12 – 14 live on twitch.tv/Madden.
ZAN’s Take on Problem vs. Schemin
Eric “Problem” Wright was not at March's 2017 Madden Challenge live finals, due to a family emergency. Largely considered the greatest Madden competitor of all time, Problem is now back, and has been in his Madden lab preparing for this event for the better part of the last 6 weeks. The last time we saw a tunnel-focus like this from him was in 2013, when Problem rolled out an offense and defense the community hadn’t seen before, battling his way to yet another tournament victory.
This time, Mark “Schemin” Samuels, Jr. will be across from Problem. The last we saw of Schemin was at March's 2017 Madden Challenge live finals. Schemin was coming off a dominant performance at a 2017 Madden Challenge Series Challenger event in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he went undefeated. Unfortunately, a well-documented stumble[RA1] during a celebration on an interception became a surprising twist of fate in the Madden Challenge for Schemin, as he fell short of the goal line and couldn’t convert a touchdown from 1 yard out, costing him the tournament. Blaming nobody but himself, one of Madden's hottest players is coming into the 2017 Madden Challenge looking for redemption.
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