The Madden NFL simulation is really a CPU-versus-CPU game, using current rosters and depth charts on All-Pro difficulty. EA Sports says it runs the sport only one time. In the first seven years from the sim, Madden went 6-7 picking the winner. Since then, it’s gone 4-4, however it did predict the 2015 Super Bowl’s final score exactly, 28-24 for Madden Overdrive Coins New England over Seattle.

Earlier now, TecmoBowl.org’s official unofficial Tecmo Super Bowl simulation needed Los Angeles to transmit the Patriots to your gut-wrenching defeat about the final play. But then, that video was run in a single take, start to finish, so you're able to see they weren’t fooling using the cameras.

Either way, by far the most desirable outcome has now been forecast by Madden NFL Overdrive Coins video gaming’s leading football franchises. So you may watch Super Bowl LIII in comfort and confidence. It’s Sunday, Feb. 3, at 6:30 p.m. EST on CBS.