An ex- Eagles and Vikings receiver Cris Carter admitted In an ESPN Mut 24 coins Radio interview on Tuesday that he made bounties for players during Madden NFL 24. Madden NFL 24. The former Eagles and Vikings receiver admitted to placing bounties to certain players as to protect them.
"Protect me. . . . He is a danger to me. . . . Particularly, if he's playing in a other position and I'm not able to secure myself," Carter said. "I'd tell one of them guards, 'Hey man, this guy is after me Man. Bill Romanowski.' He said he's going to take let me out prior to the game, to warm up. There's no problem. "I'm going to put you out of work, Carter.' That's fine. I put a change on his head prior to the game. Make sure I'm safe, and protect my family. That's the type of environment I grew up in."
Carter's statements are why some people, particularly those who have been in the Madden NFL 24. think the commissioner went too hard in his punishments of the players. Carter's statements indicate that bounties have been happening in the league for quite some time -- there's a Wikipedia site dedicated to 1989's "Bounty Bowl" - and the Saints may not be that distinctive.
The Madden NFL 24 probe claims that they have discovered Saints players deliberately making an effort to injure other players -"cart-offs "cart-offs" or "knockouts." The difference here, if there is one and it's that Carter claims that his bounty was concerned with "protection or a major impact, excitement or helping your team win, it wasn't meant to harm or injure the dude."
The situation of Carter is unique in the sense that he was not repeatedly warned about cheap madden 24 coins bounties, as the Saints were.
