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Hint:

This isn't so much a cheat, but it obviously was an 

oversight in Madden 2000. An easy way to build up a 

team in Franchise mode, is to first, free up a lot of 

cap room. Second, at the end of the season, with all 

of your free cap room, when it's time to sign free 

agents, sign as many young players (22-26yrs) as you 

can afford, or fit on your team. Then with a crop of 

young players, trade them to other teams for their 

draft picks. Many times if you package 2 rookies with 

one of your lower round draft picks, you can trade 

them for another teams first round pick. Do this until 

you end up with (if you're good) 7 first round picks. 

Every few years, there is an exceptional draft, where 

there are players in every position in the high 80's. 

Then sign them to the longest contact you can, and in 

2-3 yrs they will be in the high 90's. Everyone you 

don't or can't trade, simply release them, or many 

times keep them. This is a good way to keep those 

dynasties alive. 



-Dance to the endzone:

Press Triangle when on a breakaway for a touchdown to 

have your player dance to the endzone. 



-Pump up the crowd:

Press R2 when you are the home team playing on defense 

and the player selection icon is on a linebacker or 

defensive back. The player will raise his hands up and 

the crowd's noise level will increase. 



-Franchise mode trades:

In franchise mode, trade for Kyle Brady TE for 

Jacksonville Jaguars. Brady will trade to or for just 

about anybody including draft picks. Make sure to 

include someone to trade for when getting Brady back. 

The best trade for Brady is Seattle OLB Chad Brown, 

CB Shawn Springs, and to the Vikings for RB Rod Smith, 

OG R. Mcdaniel. Also try trading Brady to Dallas for 

OG Larry Allen, SS Darren Woodsen. Remember Brady is 

expensive.