"We are thrilled to bring back this competition for HBCU students and offer an unforgettable opportunity to travel to Los Angeles during Super Bowl LVI Week," Natara Holloway, the vice-president of football strategy at the NFL, said in an announcement. "We hope to further expand the League's efforts towards creating inclusive opportunities for the next generation of talent with partners like EA providing not only the opportunity for players to play but also an opportunity to understand the business aspect of football through practical learning and shadowing."
The 16 finalists will have the chance to visit the NFL's West Coast studios in Los Angeles and will participate on an "experienceship" through time spent with EA workers from various departments.
"We are so grateful to be working with the NFL on this incredibly important initiative to capture the passion of playing among HBCU students," GCN CMO Chris Kindt stated. "We are confident that our team with deep roots in esports and gaming will create an exciting event that will be capped by the thrill of participating in Super Bowl LVI."
The bye week is fully in full swing, and though it was a pleasant vacation for me and those Detroit Lions players, it's time to get back to work starting on Monday.
I'm getting ahead of the game by returning to our Madden simulation series. Typically, we conduct an Madden simulation on a Saturday morning for a look at how the game's video games take on the coming Lions game. Since there is no Lions game on Sunday, I'm going to take an entirely different strategy this week.
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