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Madden 2001 PS2 cheats
Level 5 Tasks
All-Madden 24
Task Strategy
Gain 200 KR yards with one player
Gain 200 PR yards with one player
Return a kickoff for a touchdown
Use Ogden (RHN) or Howard (DET) for this one.
I find the Middle Return to be most
advantageous in racking up yards.
Prime Time, Prime Time! Deion Sanders (WSH)
is the correct choice here.
The above players will work well for this
challenge as well.
Return a punt for a touchdown Again, Deion is the best in the biz.
Score 84 points in a game (max quarter=6)
Complete 100% of your passes (min
attempts=5)
100 receiving yards by three players
Gain 100 rushing & 100 passing yards with
one player
Gain 100 rushing & 150 passing ayrds with
one player
20 yard Rush Avg for one player (min
attempts=3)
200 passing yards by two different players
Gain 250 rushing yards with one player
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Take the St. Louis Rams against the Berlin
Thunder and put the ball up top on every single
down. Make sure you set the clock to 6
minutes, regardless.
Make 5 passes, complete 5 passes. Then stop.
To do this, use the Colts (great passer,
excellent HB). Get your five completions, then
pound the ball the rest of the game.
Get 100 with your two starting receivers, then
100 more with the HB out of the backfiled.
Shotgun/HB Fly plays work well for this
challenge.
Kordell Stewart (PIT) is your best hope of
completing this feat. Daunte Culpepper (MIN),
Randall Cunningham (DAL), Mark Brunnell
(JAX) and Jeff Blake (NO) aren't too shabby.
Same as above.
Bust off three long runs, then sit the dude. It
seems unfair, but this is for a Madden Card!!
This requires a good starter and a good backup.
Duos like this include Johnson and George of
Washington, Grbac and Moon of Kansas City,
Banks and Dilfer of Baltimore and Favre and
Hasselbeck of Green Bay. Pass to 200, bench
your QB, then go with the next guy.
It's the usual suspects here: Terrell Davis
(DEN), Ricky Williams (NO), Edgerrin James
(IND), Eddie George (TEN) and Jamal Anderson
(ATL).