If you find yourself dishing out $60 for the new Madden 19 game which comes out on Aug. 10, you’ll notice some differences in graphics, rosters and gameplay, like every year, but there will also be plenty of similarities to previous games.
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Such similarities include most of the graphics, game modes and Le’Veon Bell being the top running back in the newest edition.
Yes, for a third straight year, Le’Veon Bell is Madden’s top-rated running back, beating out Arizona’s David Johnson by three points, Dallas’ Ezekiel Elliott by four and Los Angeles’ Todd Gurley also by four.