Madden NFL 2002 Cheats

Use your created and loaded profile. Do the training mode in the Coaches Corner. Here, you earn "tokens", used a points. Whenever you complete a certain play, you earn tokens. Do every play that the game gives you. Try to do them correctly so you can earn as many tokens a possible. When you have completed each play, you can earn no more tokens. Save your stats in the profile. Then, go to the Madden Card section. In this section, make the selection under the Challenge Status section (should be in the middle). In here you can buy cards, just like baseball trading cards. Cards are bought in packs. Every card has a player (boosts stats by certain percent), veteran player that you can sign to your roster, Superbowl team (for example, the 1999 Rams), created team, new stadium, cheerleader cards, and cheat cards. The cheat cards are cheats, just like in Madden 2000 or 2001 (and some new cheats). You can buy the cards with the tokens you have just earned. Almost every card can normally only be used once. Save the profile after you have all the cards you want. You can activate all the cards you want, and after the game, most of them will be gone. However they will only remain gone if you save your profile after the game. First, save the game, but do not save the profile. Restart the game. Start the game again and load the profile. Then, select Madden Cards: Activate. If done correctly, all of your cards should be back to the amount that they were. Do this after every game and you should be able to use the cheats indefinitely. REMEMBER: This was done in franchise mode.

To get quick and easy Madden Cards, go to training mode and select Mike Martz's playbook. Go through it and earn as many cards as you can. REMEMBER: this can only be done once per profile.

Trade Madden Cards that you have two or more to get more. If you get two or more Gold or Past Player Cards, sell them to where you have one remaining. These give you more tokens.

These players have a huge upside, sometimes growing over 10 overall points in the first year: Todd Heap, Lavaar Aringhton, and Champ Bailey.