Madden 22 Glitch - Franchise Mode Final Score Bug Fix

The Madden 22 Franchise Mode Final Score bug has been causing a lot of problems for players who want to know how to fix the glitch. After all, what’s the point in playing a mode near perfectly just for the game to cheat you out of a victory by changing the score randomly? It’s a pretty bad one, and we’ll show you what you can try to do about it in our Madden 22 Glitch – Franchise Mode Final Score Bug Fix guide.

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Madden 22 Glitch – Franchise Mode Final Score Bug Fix

Franchise Final Score Bug Fix – Madden 22 Glitch

To fix the Madden 22 Franchise Final Score bug, there a few things you can try. These come directly from the EA Help Twitter account, so you know they’re at least worth a try. The first thing you can do is navigate to Customize > Share and Manage Files > Load and Delete Files, which brings up the game’s file list. All you need to do at that point is delete all the files under Profile and Roster. Another thing you should try is resetting your router by unplugging it in the back, leaving it for at least two minutes, and then re-plugging it.

Last, and debatably the least, some people have reported that deleting saved data from the console has also worked. However, the post does continue to say: “Unfortunately, there are no current fixes for this unless you are using an external HDD for the game install and saves.” Those are all the ways that you can fix the Madden 22 Franchise Final Score glitch. Fortunately, at least the developers are aware of the situation and are working on a solution. Hopefully they’ll be able to root the bug out, and soon.

Madden 22 launched on August 22nd, and you can play it on PC, Stadia, Xbox One and Series X/S, and PlayStation 4 and 5. However, it’s currently encountering a lot of pretty bad bugs like this one, and is basically the same game as the last one. So, yeah, just be careful how you spend your money.

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