Madden 20 Made Horrifically Inaccurate Face Edits for Multiple NFL Players
By Sam Dunn

EA Sports' annual killer NFL app is here, and even though each subsequent edition of Madden promises a bit more realism, this year's model isn't without its flaws.
Case in point: the players' face scans. Care to guess what they were going for when they spewed out this unspeakable monstrosity?
the worst player likeness in Madden 20?
— James Brady (@JamesBradySBN) July 25, 2019
Greg Olsen. pic.twitter.com/LrjUGEVP1X
Uhh... what? Who is this spiky-haired punk staring back at me? Who is this runt of an imposter attempting to steal Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen's identity? There's no freaking way this guy is an 89-rated vertical threat. Look at him. He looks like he got passed over for a new season of "Jersey Shore."
Folks, THIS is what Greg Olsen actually looks like:
Yeah.
Let's not single out this one mishap despite how laughably catastrophic it may be, of course. There are other epic face fails out there. How about Tyrell Williams, wide receiver from the Oakland Raiders?
Yo @EAMaddenNFL why y’all do this to me ?? pic.twitter.com/IxvNva30BQ
— Tyrell Williams (@TyrellWilliams_) July 25, 2019
Ugh. No, folks, THIS is Tyrell:
Yeah, not even close. As a number of Twitter denizens pointed out, I think EA may have confused this fine young man for TJ Houshmandzadeh.
T.J. & Who Dey. #BengalsDraft
— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) April 28, 2018
Houshmandzadeh announced our second round pick in Dallas. #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/Dt86xytfrn
How about John Abram? Yup, Madden completely blew it:
EA did John Abram wrong too. Looks nothing like him. Same for Gabe and Josh. pic.twitter.com/usDmB376pf
— Dan (@Dan905) July 25, 2019
Maybe next year things won't be so bad. Sheesh.