LaDainian Tomlinson believes that the Chargers should trade Philip Rivers. According to Tomlinson, the Chargers are in rebuild mode and should consider trading Philip Rivers instead of ruin his entire career. Are they realistic?

It makes some sense at first glance. The Chargers are, once again an Madden 23 coins absolute mess, losing three games , in painful manner after blowing 4th-quarter leads. Rivers isn't part of the issue. He's making 68 percent of passes. He averages 7.8 yards per effort with 1.110 yards. He's also scored seven touchdowns and one interception.

The Chargers signed Rivers to a four-year, renewal worth $83 million last year, but their structure for the deal isn't prohibitive for him to be traded. The cap hit doesn't top $22 million until last year, but it's simple for teams to get out of the contract after 2018.

There's also the possibility that the Chargers really require the most support from fans they can get ... something they're not very good at after losing so much lately in the Bosa standoff, and the threat to alienate fans with the relocation. If they can get rid of Mike McCoy and make the correct moves in the offseason, they could be competitive again sooner than you think. However, that's definitely a huge leap of faith for this team who hasn't been able to do any good things, in the field or off.

What is the reason Madden NFL 23 players approved the new CBA, despite its clear weaknesses

Madden NFL 23 members approved the new collective bargaining offer by the owners by just 1.019-959 votes. Approximately 500 Madden NFL 23 players did choose not to vote. Nonetheless, the CBA is in effect until 2030. was passed by the voting majority. It's the result I was expecting to see however, the margin was unexpected.

The agreement was approved and this was despite a vocal opposition of veteran players on social media as well as in the union. I'm aware of discussions about players choosing to vote in light due to Buy Madden 23 coins the current environment with the coronavirus virus outbreak and the market panic however I find it difficult to believe. I believe this CBA was almost always being passed. Here's why.

There are two primary reasons as to why the CBA was accepted

First, it aids in helping "rank-and-file" employees of unions better than stars. The growth in minimum salary is significant and I'm sure that the majority of rank-and-file players vote for what's important today, not the future of their careers or after retirement.