Madden Mobile 4th Of July Players

Madden mobile 4th of July players include Christian McCaffrey, Bo Jackson, and David Najoku with a 250 overall. They come with a 270 foil overall.

All the remaining players that you can earn through the event are:

  • Ryan Shazier
  • Jeffrey Simmons
  • Jordan Poyer
  • Kendall Fuller
  • Michael Strahan
  • Larry Fitzgerald
  • Tim Tebow
  • Caleb McGary
  • Boston Scott (Kick Returner)
  • Trey Smith
  • Josh Allen (Linebacker)

Christian McCaffrey and Bo Jackson are the Madden Max cards.

Apart from these two, all have iconic, epic, uncommon, and rare cards. In total, there are fifty cards.

Collect fourteen of them to get the Forged Light nameplate. Similarly, you will be rewarded the Fourth of July emblem if you gather twenty-one of them. 

Madden Mobile Fireworks

Madden 4th July fireworks are available in three colors. You can attain the blue firework for free from the store.

Likewise, users must complete the journey tasks and challenges to claim the red firework. The red one can be acquired in the Journey – 35, where you must score two touchdowns against the AI.

Apart from the red firework, players are guaranteed 40+ tokens and uncommon players. Users must complete thirty-four other challenges to get to this stage and have a go for the reward.

The last one is white and will be available on the Fourth of July.

This year, the fireworks are collectible and can be used for trade. When you gather all three colors, you are guaranteed a special reward.

It is the Freedom Predator Uniform. Likewise, it also serves as a gateway to obtain an epic player.

4th Of July Madden

Madden Mobile Fourth of July comprises Journey Events where you must spend a certain amount of stamina to participate in the challenge.

There are thirty-five journey challenges and five Overall Challenges.

The Journey Challenges have no requirements and can be played by everyone. The first challenge is a 25-yard rush and requires you to spend 25 stamina.

Upon completing the challenge, you will get 40+ 4th of July tokens. As the level increase, the difficulty also increases. The reward will be greater as well.

Meanwhile, the Overall Challenges require you to have a certain team overall. The first one requires 3000 overall and can be played when you complete the third level of the journey.

It also serves as a shortcut to jump between journey challenges. Once you complete the Overall Challenge I, you can directly play Journey – 7.

Likewise, the next Overall Challenge requires a 4000 overall team. The number is increased by a thousand, and the last one requires a 7000 overall Ultimate Team.

These challenges grant you epic cards as a reward. The last one gives you an Iconic Fourth of July player.

Similarly, you can collect tickets by logging in daily and playing green player events, and use it in the Prize Board to get awesome rewards.

Users can use the token to acquire program players and other gifts.

Madden Mobile 23 Iconic Select

Madden Mobile iconic select are player items collectible through different events. With twelve new additions from the 4th of July, the iconic items reached 63.

Sugar Rush, Flashbacks, NFL Draft, Team of the Week, and S8 Future Stars grants you players with an overall between 181 to 183.

The iconic would transform into a single iconic rarity in Madden 24. 

Here is a complete list of all the players with iconic rarity, apart from the twelve discussed in the introduction section:

  • Bryce Young
  • C.J. Stroud
  • Will Anderson Jr.
  • Kevin Greene
  • Dallas Goedert
  • David Andrews
  • Anthony Richardson
  • Devon Witherspoon
  • Paris Johnson Jr.
  • Tyree Wilson
  • Amon-Ra St. Brown
  • Alex Highsmith
  • Chandler Jones
  • Aeneas Williams
  • Maurkice Pouncey
  • DeAndre Carter
  • Stefon Diggs
  • Will Hernandez
  • Derrick Brown
  • Ryan Neal
  • Mark Andrews
  • Mario Williams
  • London Fletcher
  • Jake Camarda
  • Bruce Smith
  • Patrick Peterson
  • Alijah Vera-Tucker
  • Adrian Amos
  • Luke Kuehly
  • Leonard Foumette
  • Brandon Marshall
  • Rashawn Slater
  • Michael Dickson
  • Bijan Robinson
  • Jalen Carter
  • Darnell Wright
  • Michael Irvin
  • David Bahktiari
  • George Kittle
  • Derrick Henry
  • Jake Elliot
  • William Perry
  • John Elway
  • Cordarrelle Patterson
  • Aqib Talib
  • Shaquille Leonard
  • Aidan Hutchinson
  • Demario Davis
  • Mike Allhops
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