I've made up the entirety of that phrase, and  Madden 23 coins  that it was directly from Acrisure I'm sure of it.

Ketchup was much simpler. The Washington Commanders, who excel at practically nothing, besides making headlines, launched"Commander 90 "Commander 90" on the weekend to add 10 more players to their list of the best ever franchises to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the team.

If you believed that this would flow smoothly, or be executed well, then you don't know what's happening with the Washington Commanders. The most notable omission that everyone was aware of was the obvious naivete of omitting Trent Williams, one of the most outstanding contemporary players in the history of the team and the likes of Kirk Cousins and Robert Griffin III were also on the list. Williams was probably left off due to his request for a trade, and then after some controversy, the nine-time Pro Bowler were included on the roster.

There's been plenty of confusion over Trevor Lawrence's rookie signing bonus and the possibility that the number. one overall pick in 2021 could have lost a huge amount of money taking a gamble on cryptocurrency, which , as we've seen has been crashing in recent months.

This week , there were numerous reports that Lawrence has lost nearly $15 million due to his contract. We're not lying, we here at SB Nation we did as well , but the reality is that Lawrence probably didn't lose the Madden NFL 23 funds. The confusion stems from an endorsement contract that was signed prior to the draft Lawrence signed using "Blockfolio," and the language used by the company when they signed Lawrence in April of 2021.

In the year that Lawrence was signed on to Blockfolio they announced their endorsement deal via an announcement in a press release. The press release referred to the amount they paid Lawrence as an "signing bonus," probably as a method of sounding like a sportsperson, claiming they were depositing the bonus in an account in a cryptocurrency wallet for the QB."This collaboration is the first time in history which a substantial signing bonus was paid in cryptocurrency. The bonus was directly deposited to Lawrence's Blockfolio account, and comprised Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana."

There's nothing like"signing bonus" or "signing bonus" in the context of an endorsement contract. It's just the endorsement contract. When you sign the madden nfl 23 coins  and you're paid or, in the case of Lawrence the crypto. Although the term used in sports isn't a big deal however, this is where things went off the rails.