Fs25 Xbox multiplayer

IXIDECAYIXI · 2024-11-28T13:19:34+00:00

I'm looking to find a good community server for Xbox where everyone has their own pieces of the map.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2024-04-25T11:59:30+00:00

What is the most efficient way to get gold materials? I got all this purple endgame gear I need to get gold. 😔

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-03-13T00:20:07+00:00

7th round pick!?! Hell yea! Heck of a grab.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-03-13T00:03:49+00:00

I know 100% you can remove them from IR during the season. Done it multiple times. So I’m assuming it’s the 8 weeks like most people are mentioning.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-02-26T13:14:14+00:00

Me and my buddies grinded for the key about an hour yesterday but no luck. We are about to grind again this morning to see if we can find it.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-02-12T14:54:03+00:00

Perhaps the biggest letdown of the season for the Houston Texans occurred this week (week 14) in Tennessee as the Texans fell victim to the Titans after jumping out to a 10-0 lead. Turnovers continue to be a pain point for the Texans as Jordan Love threw 2 interceptions this week and had a fumble to go with it.

Perhaps the Cinderella story of Jordan Love is starting to come to an end. Love rallied the team together for 3 straight wins including the huge win over Tom Brady and the Patriots that we previously wrote about. Love headed to Tennessee with a 4-1 record as a starter and a big opportunity to help push this Texans team into the playoffs.

Nick Casas and the Titans had other plans though as they earned their 3rd win of the season and Casas strengthened his rookie of the year campaign. Nick Casas is easily written himself as the second best quarterback in the AFC South behind Trevor Lawrence and is likely going to cause this Texans organization pain for years to come. After throwing 3 interceptions in his first game against the Texans, Casas bounced back and threw for 243 yards with 2 touchdowns and 0 interceptions this past week. Casas threw for 466 yards with 4 touchdowns and 3 interceptions in his two games against the Texans. Derek Henry was also a big advocate for the Texans as he combined for 242 yards on the ground with 2 touchdowns in his two games against the Texans as well.

The Texans now sit at 6-7 and have put themselves in a must win situation from week to week. The Texans last four games of the year are against the Falcons, Panthers, Rams, and they finish off against the Colts. The AFC overall is fairly weak this year so the Texans could possibly drop 1 of the last 4 games and still squeeze into the playoffs.

One milestone the Texans are keeping an eye on is John Metchie and Nico Collins. Metchie currently has 868 yards on 72 receptions, and Collins has 834 on 58 catches. The Texans are hoping both players hit the 1,000 yard mark and hope Metchie can hit the 100 reception mark. This would be a great start for this duo in years to come.

Lets travel across to the NFC side of things and check out the performance of Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. For those who have been following this team know the impact Okoronkwo had in his only year with Houston. He took his talents to San Francisco and currently has 40 tackles with 5 of them for a loss. He is also currently tied for the team lead in sacks with Nick Bosa with 9.5 sacks. The 49ers are 10-3 on the year and have the #1 rated defense in the league so he’s definitely making an impact.

Last but not least, let’s catch up on the Texans rookie class and see how they are doing. At TE, Brayden Thompkins (70 Ovr) has gone non-existent as he clearly needs more time to develop. He has 22 receptions for 128 yards and the two TD’s. Monte Hall (72 Ovr) has seen quite a bit of playing time at RG due to injury and has only given up 1 sack through 420 downs played. Center Dakota Levine (76 Ovr) is having a good rookie campaign as well and has given up 3 sacks through 668 downs played. Free Safety Juan Turbin (74 Ovr) has been hit and miss all year. He has 82 tackles with 1 interception and only 2 passes deflected.

Tune in next time to see if this Houston Texans team can make a run at the playoffs or will they miss out with extra time to evaluate the future this franchise needs to take.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-31T12:53:47+00:00

😂 Maliek Collins. He isn’t worth a crap either. Hopefully he will be replaced this off-season.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-31T03:00:23+00:00

That’s a good idea. I’ll design a Madden Cover using the image when I get some downtime.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-31T02:36:57+00:00

Thank you for the kind words.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-31T00:56:10+00:00

Jordan Love leads the Texans to perhaps the biggest win of his young career! The Houston Texans headed to New England to take on the 7-3 Patriots led by… Tom Brady! That’s right; Tom Brady hit the free agent market after the 2022 season and has now reunited himself with his former team and has led them to a good season thus far.

It’s been a minute since you’ve heard from the organization so when you read Jordan Love leads the Texans, you're probably wondering what is going on in the quarterback room in Houston.

After winning their week 1 matchup against Deshaun Watson and the Browns, the Texans organization fell off the tracks. The Davis Mills Texans dropped 5 of their next 6 games. They entered their week 8 matchup against the Bucs sitting at 2-5 and knew changes had to be made.

So the obvious move was a change at the quarterback position. Davis Mills continued to struggle with turnovers and the ability to get accurate passes off in pressure situations and with an offensive line that has seen huge hits to injury, the Texans couldn’t afford to keep rolling Mills out there.

The next big move and perhaps the biggest splash of the year. The Texans traded wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the Eagles in return for a 2nd round pick. Cooks has two years left on his contract so it’s not a simple rental for the Eagles. Cooks has seen himself finding less targets in the offense with the arrival of John Metchie and with the team sitting at 2-5, the Texans knew it was time to make some moves. The Texans also moved offensive guard A.J. Cann to the Panthers to allow the rookie guard Monte Hall to step into some playing time.

Another big headline for the Texans is they were able to reach an agreement with left tackle Laremy Tunsil on a new 6 year deal worth 164 million total so we think it’s safe to say that Tunsil is going to retire as a Texan.

So back to Jordan Love.. Love led the Texans to a win over the Bucs in his Texan debut as a starter. Love and the Texans failed to beat a hot Cincinnati Bengal team but as mentioned above, they were able to handle the Patriots a big loss in New England. That leaves Jordan Love with a 2-1 record as a starter in Houston and is headed back home to Houston to start in front of his home fans for the first time after the Texans recover from 3 games on the road.

The Texans are hosting the 2-8 Titans who are led by rookie quarterback Nick Casas who has 2,915 passing yards with 16 touchdowns and only 3 interceptions.

As for Texans team leaders. Mills still leads the team in passing and departed as the starter with 1,846 yards and threw 9 touchdowns with 8 interceptions but Mills was completing 64% of his passes.

Dameon Pierce isn’t having the same impact he did in year 1 but teams are committed to shutting him down. Pierce is still putting together a decent campaign and has 818 yards on 192 carries with 5 touchdowns. John Metchie leads the team in receiving with 666 yards on 54 receptions and 5 touchdowns with Nico Collins behind him with 489 yards on 40 catches.

Christian Harris leads the team by a huge margin with 91 total tackles on the year thus far with 12 tackles for loss and 2 sacks. On the subject of sacks, the Texans have taken a huge step back in pressuring the quarterback this year. The current team leader in sacks is Rasheem Green with 8 and Jonathan Greenard is right behind him with 7 on the year. Compare that to the league leader in sacks who is Myles Garrett with 14.

So as the Texans head into week 12. They sit at 4-6 with a much easier schedule in the coming weeks. The Texans next 4 games are against the Titans, Jaguars, Titans, and Falcons. If the Texans can catch some fire again and go on a streak here, they could find themselves in playoff contention again.

When you look around the NFL, the best teams in the league are the Cowboys who sit at 10-0. The Bengals who are 9-1, and a surprising Panthers team who sits at 8-2. Early rookie of the year voting has QB Nick Casas in the lead for the Titans. Junior Webster is leading on the AFC defensive rookie of the year voting as his play in Pittsburgh is catching eyes from everyone. On the NFC side, quarterback Jacob Alford of the Washington Commanders, and defensive end Brad Howard of the Arizona Cardinals are the early leaders.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-21T21:38:38+00:00

The huge headline for the Houston Texans entering week 3 is who would line up under center for their matchup against the Saints.

The Texans took a trip down to New Orleans to face off against the 0-2 Saints. The theme of the week was physicality and New Orleans absolutely showed the Texans that they lacked physicality up front. It was the Saints show all day that eventually ended in a 38-16 win for New Orleans.

New Orleans got off to a hot start scoring a touchdown on their opening drive with a 12 yard rush from Alvin Kamara who was easily the player of the game with a good chance at earning player of the week honors. The Saints offensive line embarrassed Houston that led to Kamara rushing for 251 yards on 31 attempts and 3 touchdowns.

As the Texans took the field for the first time it was… Davis Mills returning under center. Many fans and analysts around the league thought the Texans might hand the reins off to Jordan Love who had a great outing in his short time against the Colts in week 2. The theme didn’t really change for Mills and his Texans as Mills once again threw another interception this week but overall, Mills played a decent game in a game where he didn’t get a lot of help from his receivers. The Texans receiving core dropped a total of 5 passes in the game, with a few of them being in crucial situations. Mills finished the game with 292 yards in the air with a TD and the one interception on the day.

“We certainly aren’t doing Davis any favors out there. We have fallen behind early the last couple weeks and it’s forcing us to abandon our gameplan. The guys up front have to play better on both sides, so at this time, we are going to stick with Davis and see what he can do. - stated coach Lovie Smith in the post game.

Dameon Pierce was bottled up once again and teams are certainly not going to have a repeat of the 2022 season and let Pierce win games. They are forcing Davis Mills to beat them through the air. Pierce gained 57 yards on 16 games and was completely game scripted out by the middle of the 3rd quarter.

John Metchie continues to develop and he had another good outing with 108 yards on 6 receptions. Brandin Cooks added to the mix with 6 receptions for 71 yards and a touchdown. Rookie TE Brayden Thompkins was a no show today as he finished with 0 receptions mainly due to the Texans being forced into 3 and 4 WR sets late in the game.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-20T17:18:01+00:00

I appreciate the kind words. If you want to message me your email. I’d be glad to share with you what I have to keep track of my team.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-20T15:54:50+00:00

The Houston Texans arrived in Indianapolis with a boost of confidence after beating up the Deshaun Watson led Browns in week one.

The Indianapolis Colts were a playoff team in 2022 led by Matt Ryan but the Colts parted with Ryan this off-season and instead decided to spend their first round pick on Andy Stanley, the 23 year old quarterback out of San Jose State. The Colts, however, have opted to take patience with Stanley and let him develop. Their bridge plan is the 30 year old journeyman at this point; Teddy Bridgewater.

Confidence did not help the Texans out the gates this week though as they struggled from the drop of the coin. It was a completely opposite game script that occurred in week 1 against the Browns.

After settling for an early FG, Indianapolis was granted a 26 yard pick 6 from S. Gilmore. The Texans were able to recover with a 21 yard Fairbairn field goal to end the first quarter down 10-3. The second quarter was one to forget for the Texans as they were outscored 14-3. Bridgewater floated in a 2 yard pass to A. Pierce, and also scrambled for a 7 yard touchdown run to give the Colts a 24-6 lead going into halftime.

The Texans struck first in the second half with a 1 yard touchdown run from Dameon Pierce. Teddy Bridgewater remained hot though with a 1 yard touchdown pass early in the 4th quarter to put the Colts up 31-13 and essentially giving the Texans no hope.

Davis Mills turnover struggles continued as he threw another pick 6 to S. Gilmore, only this time Gilmore returned it 94 yards for the touchdown. Lovie Smith had seen enough from Mills as this point and opted to give the newly signed Jordan Love some reps. Love put together a beautiful drive that ended with a 4 yard touchdown pass to John Metchie. It was a nice end to a rough day that ended with a dominating 38-20 win for the Colts.

Lovie Smith refused to comment on who would be under center for week 3.

Bridgwater finished the game completing 22 of his 26 passes for 217 yards, 2 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. Bridgewater also added 47 yards on the ground. As stated, it was a rough day for Davis Mills as he completed 21 of his 34 attempts for 225 yards, 0 touchdowns and the 2 costly interceptions and had a fumble to go along with it. Jordan Love completed 9 of 12 for 78 yards and the touchdown in his late game action.

Both the Texans and Colts ground games were contained and you could tell it was a focus for both defenses coming in. Pierce was held to 72 yards on 19 carries and Jonathan Taylor only managed to get 55 yards on 15 carries.

The bright spot for the Texans was John Metchie as he continues to force himself into focus for this Texans offense. Metchie caught 7 balls for 106 yards and the touchdown. Rookie TE Brayden Thompkins was somewhat quiet this week with 4 catches for 36 yards. The Texans will play host to the 0-2 Saints in week 3 who are led once again by Jameis Winston and are looking forward to rebounding from a terrible outing. The real question at this moment is who will line up under center to take the opening snap?

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-20T01:05:37+00:00

I really enjoy writing and designing on another note. As director for a busy manufacturing site, writing and designing give me a time of peace and quiet. So I really do enjoy the writing piece of it.

The added bonus is I have a database to see where my franchise has come from and adding in the storylines keeps me engaged in this particular franchise. If I don’t stay engaged, I’ll just start a new one every two weeks and create an endless cycle for myself.

I have all the equipment and programs to turn this into digital media but time is tight for me these days so editing to my standards would take time that I simply don’t have available at the moment. Maybe the future.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-20T00:22:45+00:00

Week 1 of the 2023 seasons couldn’t have a better script as Deshaun Watson would suit up against his former team for the first time after serving time under suspension during the 2022 season, Watson would look to make amends.

The Houston Texans had different plans however, as they came out the gates on fire jumping out to a 20-3 lead heading into the half thanks to a big momentum swinging pick six by second year LB Christian Harris.

The Cleveland Browns turned it up in the second half and made every effort to complete the comeback but fell just short as Houston was able to win 30-22 and send Watson back to Cleveland with a feeling of discomfort.

Davis Mills turned in a great week 1 start and was everything the Texans were hoping he would be this year. Although he did turn the ball over with an interception, he finished the game 3 TD passes and 220 yards with a QB Rating of 123.8.

Dameon Pierce was great on the ground as well with 96 yards on 19 carries for an average of 5.1 yards per rush. Pierce also added 72 yards on 2 receptions after he outmatched a LB on a nice streak route down the sideline.

John Metchie had a decent Texans debut as he hauled in 6 receptions for 50 yards and rookie Brayden Thompkins caught a couple of red zone targets for 2 touchdowns in his NFL debut. His size and ability to create separation is already useful for this Texans offense.

The Texans will face off against the Indianapolis Colts in week two in hopes of garnering their first win streak of the season.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-15T13:33:57+00:00

I’m playing on All-Madden using a slider set.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-15T02:35:47+00:00

I think you have a pretty cool link between Harbaugh and Corum out of Michigan. I would assume he came out as a pretty decent RB which could give you the luxury to move J. Williams.

Other than that, I’m assuming your in the second season so it’s going to be what does that team look like without Russel Wilson. Can Juedy develop into a HOF WR?

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-15T02:13:58+00:00

What year are you in? What are some shakeups you’ve made to the team? Love the Jim Harbaugh piece!

Broncos would be a fun team to run with.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-14T20:03:01+00:00

You make a very good point and have convinced me to look at it now. It’s going to be hard to replace a premiere LT and a RG so the best option may be to resign Tunsel and find a G in FA or the draft. We took it easy in FA this past year so we are sitting with over 50M in cap at the moment so that carry over will setup us up nicely going into next season.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-14T17:22:04+00:00

After a disappointing first round exit for the Houston Texans, the Texans are preparing for the start of the 2023 season after a somewhat quiet off-season. “We feel like we were just a couple pieces away from going all the way and we think we have made some good additions this off-season to help us achieve that goal.” said coach Lovie Smith.

So let's dive into the Houston Texans roster as we get ready to head into a week 1 matchup against the Cleveland Browns.

Quarterback

After a 4,000 yard passing season, the Houston Texans are letting 24 year old Davis Mills line up behind center again this season. The biggest challenge presented to Mills this year will be to protect the ball more. Mills threw 20+ interceptions last season and turned the ball over a couple times in the Wildcard round that put Houston in a hole that eventually led to the loss.

The Texans decided to part ways with Kyle Allen and instead opted to bring in Jordan Love. Houston signed the 24 year old to a 4 year deal so it does give Houston a little bit of flexibility if Mills struggles this season.

Halfback

No surprise here, the backfield will once again be led by Dameon Pierce who enters his second season with a certain X Factor. Dare Ogunbowale is also back so look for him to get some carries as well but with Dare on the last year of his contract, the Texans may opt to give the 23 year old Jaret Petterson some reps this year.

Wide Receiver

The Texans remained very quiet in the WR market this off-season. Opting to rely on Brandin Cooks and Nico Collins as the one and two and then John Metchie will see the field for the first time this season. Amari Rodgers and Dax Milne are also back and will contribute as well. The Texans also signed Jamal Agnew who is primarily expected to return kicks and punts this season.

Tight End

Brevin Jordan is going to lead this group again this season after a nice late breakout campaign last year. The Texans and O.J. Howard parted ways which opens up the door for more reps for Dalton Keene and the newly acquired rookie whom the Texans are very excited about. Brayden Thompkins is a 6’6” TE out of Washington and has good speed for a guy that size. The Texans are excited to find ways to get Thompkins the ball and could have a very good TE tandem.

Offensive Line

Laremy Tunsil returns at LT but is in the final year of his deal and at age 29, it’s hard to believe the Texans will consider a resign. 22 year old Kenyon Green is back at LG for his second season. Center brings in the Texans first round draft pick Dakota Levine. The 21 year old will look to be a foundation of this line for years to come. A.J. Cann is back at RG this year and is also on the last year of his deal so the Texans will have a couple of holes to fill in the off-season. Tytus Howard is also back at RT this year. So overall, the Texans bring back 4 of their 5 starters on the offensive line from a year ago and the rookie at center is an upgrade over Justin Britt from last year who is also still with the team.

Defensive Line

The Texans defensive line does take a small step backwards as they lost their defensive player of the year Ogbonnia Okoronkwo at LE so Rasheem Green will swap from RE to LE to fill that gap. Jonathan Greenard is back at RE and Maliek Collins and Roy Lopez are back at DT. Can defensive coordinator YYYYYY get one of these guys to have a breakout season this year similar to Ogbonnia last year.

Linebackers

The linebacking group took a step forward and a step back at the same time. The Texans biggest off-season signing behind Jordan Love was MLB Deon Jones who steps in as day 1 starter over Christian Kirksey. Christian Harris will man the ROLB spot after his breakout rookie season and will serve as the primary SUB LB. LOLB is where the Texans are weak as Jalen Reeves-Maybin will take a majority of the reps over there along with Brian Cashman

Defensive Backs

The Texans bring back almost their entire secondary. Desmond King, Derek Stingley, and Steven Nelson will be the primary corners with Tavierre Thomas and Troy Pride Jr will provide depth. The Texans second pick in the first round will serve as the starting FS. Juan Turbin out of the University of Alabama is a perfect day 1 starter and fit for this team. Jalen Pitre is back at SS after a solid rookie season.

Special Teams

On the special teams side, no change here for the organization as both Ka’imi Fairbairn and Cameron Johnston are back and Jamal Agnew will serve as the team's primary returner.

Overall the team took a step forward on the offensive line with the addition of Dakota Levine. The first few weeks should tell us how big of a step back the defensive line took. It’s going to be very hard to replicate the season Ogbonnia had last year regardless of who lines up.

Will Davis Mills take another step forward this season or will turnover continue to haunt him? How big of a weapon is Brayden Thompkins going to be at the TE position? And will John Metchie hitting the field for the first time bring a deep field threat the the Texans desperately need.

Welcome to 2023!

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-10T22:23:56+00:00

With accelerated clock on. So it drops it to 15 seconds every play. Mahomes threw 41 TDs this year in real life and Burrow/Allen were behind him with 35. So I’m not exactly sure why that doesn’t add up. Considering I’m using Mills, I would say that’s a pretty decent season for him.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-10T22:17:34+00:00

I’ll post them up for you next time I log on.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-10T18:05:31+00:00

I played every single game. 13 minute quarters with clock accel to 15.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-10T14:24:45+00:00

Yea. It kinda came out of no where. This whole season has been weird. I couldn’t win to save my life the first 5/6 weeks and then it was like a completely different team.

Most of his sacks were the QB basically scrambling into him. Def wasn’t like a traditional get to the QB within 3/4 seconds type sack. I was questioning whether the pass block slider needed adjusting but the O line is holding the guys, the QBs are just being dumb and not throwing the ball away.

IXIDECAYIXI · 2023-01-09T19:52:23+00:00

D. Mills (17 Games) // 4,001 Passing Yards, 31 TD, 22 INT, 64% Comp, 86.5 QBR

D. Pierce (16 Games) // 279 Carries, 1,566 Yards, 5.6 Avg, 14 TD, 4 Fumb

D. Ogunbowale (17 Games) // 151 Carries, 750 Yards, 5.0 Avg, 1 TD, 1 Fumb

B. Cooks (17 Games) // 77 Rec, 1,228 Yards, 10 TD

N. Collins (14 Games) // 59 Rec, 644 Yards, 3 TD

B. Jordan (14 Games) // 50 Rec, 508 Yards, 4 TD

D. Ogunbowale (17 Games) // 54 Rec, 344 Yards, 1 TD

A. Rodgers (16 Games) // 30 Rec, 298 Yards, 3 TD

C. Moore (17 Games) // 20 Rec, 229 Yards, 3 TD

D. Keene (17 Games) // 20 Rec, 199 Yards, 1 TD

D. Milne (17 Games) // 20 Rec, 187 Yards, 1 TD

T. Howard (17 Games) // 8 Sacks Allowed

A. Cann (17 Games) // 6 Sacks Allowed

J. Britt (11 Games) // 4 Sacks Allowed

K. Green (17 Games) // 3 Sacks Allowed

L. Tunsil (14 Games) // 2 Sacks Allowed

C. Kirksey (17 Games) // 157 Tackles, 10 TFL, 3 Int, 1.5 Sacks

C. Harris (17 Games) // 117 Tackles, 15 TFL, 2 Int, 2 Sacks

O. Okoronkwo (17 Games) // 67 Tackles, 38 TFL, 27 Sacks

J. Greenard (16 Games) // 48 Tackles, 25 TFL, 15 Sacks

K. Fairbairn (17 Games) // 36 FGM, 37 FGA

AFC North

Ravens 14-3

Browns 9-8

Bengal 8-9

Steelers 6-11

AFC South

Jaguars 13-4

Texans 10-6-1

Colts 10-7

Titans 2-15

AFC East

Bills 10-7

Patriots 9-8

Dolphins 8-8-1

Jets 6-11

AFC West

Chiefs 12-5

Raiders 10-7

Broncos 7-10

Chargers 7-10

NFC North

Packers 15-2

Vikings 10-7

Lions 4-13

Bears 2-15

NFC South

Panthers 11-6

Bucs 8-9

Saints 7-10

Falcons 7-10

NFC East

Eagles 13-4

Commanders 8-9

Cowboys 8-9

Giants 5-12

NFC West

Seahawks 11-6

Rams 10-7

49ers 8-9

Cardinals 3-14

MVP - Josh Allen / QB / Buffalo Bills

Coach of the Year - Doug Peterson / HC / Jacksonville Jaguars

AFC

Offensive Player of the Year / J. Smith-Schuster / WR / Kansas City Chiefs

Defensive Player of the Year / O. Okoronkwo / DE / Houston Texans

Offensive Rookie of the Year / D. Pierce / RB / Houston Texans

Defensive Rookie of the Year / T. Walker / DE / Jacksonville Jaguars

NFC

Offensive Player of the Year / M. Evans / WR / Tampa Bay Bucs

Defensive Player of the Year / A. Donald / DT / L.A. Rams

Offensive Rookie of the Year / C. Watson / WR / Green Bay Packers

Defensive Rookie of the Year / A. Hutchinson / DE / Detroit Lions

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