The Super Bowl are these claims Sunday, marking one on the biggest events in professional sports. As usual, EA has attempt a simulation game rolling around in its annual football release, Madden NFL 19, and determined that the Los Angeles Rams will defeat the New England Patriots.

The final score on the simulated game was 30-27, showing a high-scoring game with a lot of offensive play. The Patriots led from the Madden Overdrive Coins first half 17-3, though the Rams returned big inside second with three touchdowns and 2 field goals. The simulation also pegged Aaron Donald to the MVP award, given an increasing four sacks in a very single Super Bowl game. Sadly, this won't enable you to figure out which halftime demonstrate should watch or if the NFL's will hold on those inside past.

EA provides Madden to predict every Super Bowl game since 2004. While the simulation is not bullseye-accurate around the exact score or game-winning plays, the simulations attended away that has a pretty solid 10-5 record of success in predicting the winner. One of those misses was just this past year, however, once the game showed the Patriots winning resistant to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles finished up winning in a upset, and QB Nick Foles received the MVP award rather than Patriots QB Tom Brady.

"Madden 19 is undoubtedly an excellent football Madden NFL Overdrive Coins that improves on a year ago's entry in nearly every way," critic Eddie Makuch wrote in GameSpot's review. "There are problems, but there hasn't been a football game more authentically represents the NFL than this when it comes to presentation, controls, and depth."