Madden NFL 25 All Combine Interview Question Answers
To be one of the top draft picks at the Scouting Combine in 's Superstar mode, you have to pick the right answers to nearly all the questions asked during an interview. As you craft an individual athlete for the professional league, your IQ will be tested. This test challenges your knowledge of American football in general, from rules to historical milestones of the sport.
The interview during the Combine has changed from , adding a variety of new questions that veterans may not recognize. None of your athlete's stats will matter in this section of character creation since you don't receive any in-game clues regarding answers. You either know how to say the right response, or you don't as the interview continues.
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None of the Combine interview questions are divided into categories when asked, so you won't have any way to predict questions ahead of time. It doesn't matter if your athlete is one of the fastest players in if you flunk this quiz during the interview. Those who answer too many questions wrong will be a low-tier draft pick for the season by every team in the league, so pay attention to what's being asked.
Every player has the option to decline the interview during the Scouting Combine. However, while this reduces the risk of losing your placement in the draft, it also robs you of an opportunity to rise through the ranks as a higher pick.
Superstar mode in will try to ask you questions about the NFL's history alongside several inquiries about the game's rules. For example, one question could ask how many yards it takes to complete a first down. You will be asked ten different questions during the interview, with four possible answers being presented in multiple-choice format as you can see in the above video by YouTube creator Gridiron Hoops.
Out of the ten asked in the interview, there are over 70 possible
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