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Madden NFL 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Cornerbacks

Part 5 of our Madden NFL 16 Connected Franchise Sleeper Series here are the Top 10 Cornerback Sleepers you should trade for or develop in Madden NFL 16. Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Wide Receivers:    • Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10...   Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Quarterbacks:    • Madden NFL 16 Connected Franchise Tips: To...   Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Safeties:    • Madden 16 CFM Tips: Top 10 Sleeper Safeties   FULL STORY: http://wp.me/p5yfYb-2Pa 10. Senquez Golson/22 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: C KEY RATINGS: 92 Accel, 90 Speed, 85 Zone Although short for his position, Golson has the acceleration and agility to make up for his height deficiency and be a very good zone coverage corner. 9. Kendall James/24 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: C KEY RATINGS: 90 Speed, 84 Man, 79 Zone An average size corner back that has the physical attributes and man coverage to be a potential starter for any team. 8. Pierre Desir/24 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: C KEY RATINGS: 86 Press, 82 Zone, 77 Man A young cornerback that needs little work to improve himself to a starter caliber. Will work well in any system he is placed in and in any scheme an owner may have. 7. PJ Williams/22 ATHLETICISM: A COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 95 Accel, 82 Zone, 79 Press Another tall cornerback that has a lot of upside with the potential to be that zone or man coverage defensive back if a little work is put into his attributes. 6. Marcus Burley/25 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 93 Speed, 85 Zone, 79 Man Note: Not as hyped us as his secondary teammates, but Burley has the numbers to be an effective starting cornerback. 5. Kayvon Webster/24 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 91 Speed, 81 Man, 79 Press A decent pick-up if you are willing to put in the effort in his awareness and play recognition. 4. Dezmen Southward/24 ATHLETICISM: A COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 97 Jump, 92 Speed, 79 Man Notes: Former safety has the athleticism ,height and tackling ability to excel at corner. 3. Steve Williams/24 ATHLETICISM: A COVER SKILLS: C TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 94 Jump, 93 Speed, 83 Man Although short for his position. Williams makes up for what he is lacking in height with his vertical jump and speed. 2. Eric Rowe/22 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: B TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 91 Speed, 82 Man, 82 Press A decent fast speed cornerback that only needs a little work to become a starter in any offense. 1. Jalen Collins/22 ATHLETICISM: B COVER SKILLS: B TACKLE ABILITY: B KEY RATINGS: 90 Speed,86 Man, 84 Press Note: The LSU product is the perfect young cornerback for a man press scheme. Stay tuned for more Madden 16 Connected Franchise Tips as we bring you more analysis to get the most of our your rosters and tips to get your team to the the Super Bowl in your leagues. Be sure to checkout our other parts of this series ◄Have a video idea? I'd love to hear it! Comment below! ◄Please give this video a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe! **** SGO Social Network ***** Like us on Facebook:   / sportsgamersonline   Follow us on Twitter:   / sportsgamerson   Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Sportsgamers... **** Twitch TV Live Streams *****   / sportsgamersonline   ================================ We will be playing a lot of Madden 16 and posting Madden 16 Tips! We will also post full Madden 16 Ultimate Team Seasons. As well as Madden 16 Draft Champions and Madden 16 Ultimate Team team building tips so subscribe to our channel! ================================ Madden 16 CFM: Connected Franchise Mode (CFM) is back and deeper than ever in Madden NFL 16. Everything in Connected Franchise is done thinking about our players first, and all these new features came directly from community feedback and play-test sessions. Weekly goals have been refactored from the ground up by implementing a new quest-like system that chains goals together week to week. These goals are assigned based on performance, position, and career status and are both team-based and individual. For example, a “Breakout Running Back” goal may be triggered for rookie running backs that are having a great season. As goals are completed or missed, player confidence will fluctuate. Some focus on negative stats such as fumbles and interceptions, and are tied to regression.