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In a related news story, EA also announced a new promotion for Madden NFL 22's Ultimate Team mode. Anyone who runs five miles and logs their run using Nike Run Club between February 7-14 will be rewarded with Nike Run Club application between the dates of February 7 and 14 will receive an achievement badge as well as an enhanced speed version that is Aaron Donald in the video game.

The actual Super Bowl LVI takes place on February 13, this Sunday and will air on NBC. Dwayne "The The Rock" Johnson is showing up in the pre-game celebrations, and we're anticipating a lot of commercials as well.

In the lead-up to this Super Bowl on Sunday, NFL Super Bowl, Nike and Madden have joined forces to motivate players to run by providing the chance to be a part of Ultimate Team.

Between now and February 14, players who run five miles on the Nike Run Club app will be awarded the chance to cause havoc on the field in Madden 22 with an upgraded version of Aaron Donald. The player item of Aaron Donald in Los Angeles Rams' defensive force is a 7 speed boost, and players will also be awarded an achievement badge in the Nike Run Club app upon the completion.

"I love watching kids go out and lead active and healthy lives," Donald said in an announcement. "As an athlete of professional level I believe it's crucial to instill healthy habits into our children. I teach these values to my children as they were taught to me. I joined forces together with Nike as well as EA Sports to unlock the future of sports and encourage the future generation of athletes to discover and engage in a meaningful manner."

Real-life activities can bring benefits to gaming -The company Adidas previously linked IRL activities to rewards in Madden nfl 22 coins Ultimate Team with a sensor insole insert dubbed Adidas GMR. The technology tracked players to participate in actual-world tasks, such as shooting 40 shots in the penalty box in one week in order to earn coins and boost their skills in games that use video.