How to do a Franchise Fantasy Draft in Madden 20

Just how do you do a fantasy franchise draft in Madden 20?

Madden 20 franchise mode allows you to prove, once and for all, that you’re the best owner/coach/star Quarter Back in the business and there are two ways you can go about it. First off, you can pick a team, any team, and go from there but where’s the fun in that? No, the best way to get the most fun out of this is by doing a fantasy franchise draft. But how do you go about achieving such a thing? Well, luckily for you, we here at Gamepur have you covered yet again with this straightforward guide.

I say that it’s a simple guide as we won’t be delving into just who you need to get on board to have a successful franchise. If you’re looking for a list of the best players in Madden 20, then I’ve already covered that here, and I’ll be buggered if I am going through all that again. No, thank you. Instead, we’ll just be focusing on how to get the ball rolling in your quest for greatness.

How To Do The Fantasy Franchise Draft

First off, you’re going to need to pick a team. It doesn’t matter who as you’re about to get rid of everyone on the roster anyway but once your squad of choice has been chosen then you need to work through the league settings until you get to Starting Point.

Once you reach this part of the game, you’ll find that you have the chance to pick Fantasy Draft in the options menu, so go ahead and do that and watch as every single player suddenly finds themselves out of a job, even if it’s only temporary.

With your entire roster clear there are two ways you can go about sorting out your side. You can take a couple of days off work and throw yourself into it and, in doing so, make sure you’ve got the best players you can but if you really can’t afford to miss that much work, you can pick the key players and let auto-sim sort out the rest for you.

And that’s it; it is that simple. If you follow this guide and use the other one that I’ve already mentioned earlier on then, you’ll soon be ruling the gridiron like a modern-day Vince Lombardi.