Peyton Hillis Wins The Madden 12 Cover

Hillis beat out Michael Vick by garnering 66% of the vote. What will this mean for sales? My guess is nothing. EA Sports could put a photo of some unknown Carolina Panther practice squad player snapped from the knees to the toes on the cover and still sell a boat load of games. That exclusive NFL license is kind of a big deal.

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The votes (over 12 million of them) have been tabulated.  There are no hanging chads, although Chad Ochocinco may be hanging out somewhere other than Cincinnati next season. There will be no re-vote and no appeal. The EA Sports Madden 12 Cover Boy is Peyton Hillis.

Hillis beat out Michael Vick by garnering 66% of the vote (click here for the post that looked at that match-up).  What will this mean for sales? My guess is nothing. EA Sports could put a photo of some unknown Carolina Panther practice squad player snapped from the knees to the toes on the cover and still sell a boat load of games. That exclusive NFL license is kind of a big deal.

On August 30th, 2011, when the game is released we’ll all be lining up for our copy. But will Hillis already be feeling the effects of the Madden Curse?


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Lester has been a writer and now an editor of Windy City Gridiron since 2009 covering all things Chicago Bears. He's been writing about sports, and occasionally crossing into the entertainment genre, on We Got This Covered since March of 2011.