Some of these features are revitalizations of the previous ones

Some of these features are revitalizations of the previous ones, like the Gameday Atmosphere working to capture the unique feeling of Mut 21 coins each NFL stadium. While some are enhancements to recent additions, like the utilization of NFL Next Gen stats that began in Madden 21 expanding with this year's release. EA declares that the aim of all these improvements is to make every game unique. They are split into three major categories: Gameday Atmosphere and Gameday Momentum and Next Gen Stats Star Driven AI.

Gameday Atmosphere is supposed to provide each stadium with a distinct atmosphere by introducing superfans, a variety of crowd animations, and specific sideline reactions that are based on the new Gameday Momentum features. Super fans will not be those players are used to seeing at the real NFL game, however each stadium will have distinct fans different from other stadiums to simulate the real NFL experience in Madden 22. These stadium effects unique to Madden 22 include things like the flyover at Soldier Field and will also alter the gameplay on the field like the crowds of fans at Arrowhead. The entire experience will be further affected by the new Momentum effects.

The brand new Gameday Momentum feature will add a momentum meter for both away and home teams that will give them special abilities called M-Factors to unlock via gameplay, which should give the needed improvements to the Madden game-to-game experience. Much like X-Factor grants certain players more capabilities, M-Factors can alter the overall experience of the game by giving players capabilities like making non-checkdown receivers harder to see or having unlimited stamina while holding the momentum. These capabilities include keeping kickers in an iced-up state, making receiver icons go missing, or making the hot route harder to cheap Madden nfl 21 coins execute. Each game will see home and away teams compete for momentum. However, home teams will have a distinct home-field advantage by having an extra M-Factor specific to their particular stadium. This M-Factor is the first to be released for the home team and can give them different capabilities, such as field goals being significantly more difficult in the Windy City or The Twelves making the passing routes difficult to view, a feature many players will remember from NCAA Football games.