Madden 20 Super Bowl 54 Predictions: EA Picks Chiefs vs. 49ers Winner and MVP
With Super Bowl 54 just days away, EA’s Madden 20 has made their official picks. The popular football video game revealed whether the Kansas City Chiefs or San Francisco 49ers will win Sunday’s exciting matchup. In addition, they’ve named their Most Valuable Player for the game, and are giving fans who own the game a number of ways to make their own predictions.
What are the Madden 20 Super Bowl 54 predictions?
EA’s Madden 20 Twitter shared a video reveal on Thursday night. After several Twitter videos to help build up the Madden 20 Super Bowl 54 picks, here’s the final prediction for whether the San Francisco 49ers or Kansas City Chiefs will claim the Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl LIV.
Based on their simulated game predictions, the Kansas City Chiefs will win 35-31 on Sunday. In addition, Madden 20 cover star Patrick Mahomes will take home the Super Bowl MVP Award. Most likely, Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are hoping they’ll get the Madden 21 cover so they can follow in Mahomes’ footsteps.
How to participate in Super Bowl predictions in the game
The Madden 20 Super Bowl 54 fun isn’t just for the video game developers, but also those who own the game. Over the past week, Madden has rolled out a wide variety of Ultimate Team content which gives fans a way to participate in making predictions.
One of those cool features is Madden 20 Super Bowl Predictor. Gamers receive one free Predictor Token as part of a welcome package. With this token, they get to choose which team they are predicting to win the game. A correct choice will result in 8,200 Madden Coins, while an incorrect pick brings just 25 Coins.
There are many other predictions fans can make including whether the Coin Toss will be Heads or Tails, who will win the MVP Award, and which team scores first in the game. To earn Predictor Tokens, gamers play through a variety of Challenges in Ultimate Team mode.
In addition to that, gamers can run their own Super Bowl 54 through the main screen’s “Play Now” feature. It has the Super Bowl matchup featuring the Chiefs and 49ers ready to go, with gamers able to adjust the game’s settings as they see fit.
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