Article below to explain, it's a cool thing ESPN is doing, they are letting MADDEN CPU simulated games play and post the scores up on they're site to see if it comes true lol.. I kinda like that idea.
Saints clamp down on Ravens' attack
The Saints continued to be this year's most surprising team, and after emphatically winning on the road at Baltimore, maybe it's time for people to start taking them seriously. Drew Brees threw for a touchdown in each half and the Saints added a rushing touchdown as they built a 21-6 lead while clamping down on the Ravens' attack, holding Baltimore to just 251 yards of offense in this game.
Bress opened the scoring by hitting Joe Horn late in the first quarter from 22 yards away, and Mike Karney's dive from the one-foot line midway through the second period made the score 14-3 at halftime. When Brees connected with Marques Colston in the third quarter for New Orleans' third touchdown, the game was all but over. Musa Smith's touchdown early in the fourth wasn't nearly enough to get Baltimore back into this game, as the Saints stayed atop their division for yet another week
http://sports.espn.go.com/videogames/simulation/nfl?id=2639546
-))((- games have been simulated through the EA SPORTS Madden game engine in a CPU versus CPU format. The Madden game engine includes a multitude of variables, including real team playbooks, coach tendencies based on official NFL scouting reports, current rosters updated daily, and artificial player intelligence based on player rankings, scheme reactions, and individual and team matchups, and more.-))((-
Saints clamp down on Ravens' attack
The Saints continued to be this year's most surprising team, and after emphatically winning on the road at Baltimore, maybe it's time for people to start taking them seriously. Drew Brees threw for a touchdown in each half and the Saints added a rushing touchdown as they built a 21-6 lead while clamping down on the Ravens' attack, holding Baltimore to just 251 yards of offense in this game.
Bress opened the scoring by hitting Joe Horn late in the first quarter from 22 yards away, and Mike Karney's dive from the one-foot line midway through the second period made the score 14-3 at halftime. When Brees connected with Marques Colston in the third quarter for New Orleans' third touchdown, the game was all but over. Musa Smith's touchdown early in the fourth wasn't nearly enough to get Baltimore back into this game, as the Saints stayed atop their division for yet another week
http://sports.espn.go.com/videogames/simulation/nfl?id=2639546
-))((- games have been simulated through the EA SPORTS Madden game engine in a CPU versus CPU format. The Madden game engine includes a multitude of variables, including real team playbooks, coach tendencies based on official NFL scouting reports, current rosters updated daily, and artificial player intelligence based on player rankings, scheme reactions, and individual and team matchups, and more.-))((-
Clayton had something about that earlier this week too. Apparently some of the information was messed up at ESPN U. 