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WIDEOUT BOYCOTTS MADDEN OVER HIS RATING

Posted by admin on July 22nd, 2009

New Seahawks wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh was overshadowed in Cincinnati by the play, and later the antics, of Chad Ochocinco. Now that Housh has the stage to himself in Seattle, he’s putting on his own show, threatening to boycott playing the new Madden game because of his rating.

“I understand I averaged 10 yards a catch, but it’s the offense, not me,” Houshmandzadeh said, via Mike Sando of ESPN.com. “I’m not playing Madden no more until they get my rating right. . . . I used to be the best in the world at Madden. I’m going to miss not playing it, but until they do me right, I’m not playing it any more.” via. The people at Electronic Arts, the wards of the great football franchise, had already announced earlier in the year that gamers would see less parity in their favorite players’ ratings for this year’s game. The logic was that the elite talents in the NFL should be the elite talents in its virtual counterpart.

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2 Responses to “WIDEOUT BOYCOTTS MADDEN OVER HIS RATING”

  1. chrisutd07 Says:

    he’s being ridiculous arguing about a rating on a video game. hes a 91 anyway – the 10th best wr in the game! he recently talked to the creators on espn first take and he came out looking pretty dumb…video and poll here:
    http://thebleacherbums.wordpress.com/2009/07/26/housh-to-boycott-madden-2010-over-player-rating/

  2. sportsfan1 Says:

    As a Seahawks fan, I am glad he is pumped about proving himself.
    The Seahawks needed a Primetime receiver and T.J. should be a great fit.

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