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In the past there was a former Eagles and Vikings forward Cris Carter confessed in an ESPN Radio interview on Tuesday that he had placed bounties on players in Madden NFL 23. Carter admitted to placing bounties for certain players in the name of protection Mut 23 coins.

"Protect me. . . . Please keep me safe from him. . . . Particularly, if he's in another position that I'm not in a position to ensure my safety," Carter said. "I'd inform one of these guards that 'Hey, this person is after me in the flesh, man. Bill Romanowski.' He told me he's taking leave me before the game, to warm up. It's no problem. "I'm going to put an end to your career, Carter.' That's fine. I put a tiny change over his face prior to playing. I was able to protect myself and my family. This is the kind of league I grew up in."

Carter's remarks are the reason for some, specifically those who played in Madden NFL 23. think that the commissioner was too harsh in the way he punished the players. Carter's words indicate that bounties have been all over the league for quite some time. There's even a whole Wikipedia page dedicated to the 1989 "Bounty Bowl" and the Saints could not be so different.

There are reports that Madden NFL 23's investigation claims to have found Saints players intent on trying to harm players"cart offs "cart-offs" and "knockouts." The only difference is that exists and that's because Carter affirms that his rewards were targeted at "protection or a big blast in excitement, or helping your team win. They weren't designed to harm or hurt the guy."

The scenario of Carter is unusual in the sense that Carter wasn't regularly informed about bounties , as some of the Saints were. It's one thing to violate the rules. It's a different thing to repeatedly break rules to the detriment of the law, or in this case, Roger Goodell cheap madden nfl 23 coins.