But that "Mobile Scan Truck" which EA Sports parked outside Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium last year, and also during events like NFL's league and scouting meetings Mut 23 coins, proves the persistence behind the effort led by Terrance Newell, Madden's artistic director, and Juan Chavez, its characters director. The truck wasn't there to do mugshots. Newell took the heads of five Kansas City Chiefs of various sizes and dimensions to better show the range of NFL players and their bodies. In the past, Madden had used a one-dimensional base model, also known as a "silhouette," that was then modified to portray larger or leaner archetypes.

"Admittedly, if you take a close look, all those different players may share similar traits do you think?" Newell says. "Because they've come from the same foundation. Then we said"OK, let's design accurate bases, which will make the entire list of the players accurate."

The five Chiefs they scanned wore their gear into the truck, too. This included the 6-foot-8. 344-pound offensive defender Orlando Brown Jr., whom Newell claims is"the "edge scenario" character -- the guys who are currently in the league, but only in small amounts. (The other four were "speed players" at receiver, quarterback, and defensive back "impact gamers" at the linebacker, back row, and defensive end "monsters" who are on the offensive line and the interior defensive line, and "tweeners," who are a skewed combination of size or speed, usually at quarterback or on special teams.)

Newell remembers Brown was forced to squat in order to hold a pose in order to keep his upper body in the scanning zone cheap madden nfl 23 coins. "He was a trooper," Newell says. "Held this pose all the time."