The Madden NFL 24 creates a collection of films that market their products," Mut 24 coins he said. "Within the model is a huge number of athletes who own individual rights."

Dryer wouldn't speculate about the worth that comes from Madden NFL 24 Films and the amount of money it brought in. The ever-growing popularity, as well as the profit margins, for the league and its teams suggest Dryer that the likenesses of former players are worth more than the money they currently receive and that's nothing less than what they could receive in settlements proposed by the league this year.

It was reported that Madden NFL 24 proposed an agreement in the spring of 2013 that would put $50 million, minus an estimated $8 million in legal fees, into a fund for retired players. Settlement funds will be paid out over a period of 8 years. It will go to approved charities that fund initiatives that benefit retired players. It would also create an agency to issue licenses for retired players. This would ideally, generate additional revenue to the fund.

What can be done is to transfer money directly to former players-Dryer

Many prominent former players have weighed to support the settlement among them is Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown. The Hall of Fame running back runs a group of retired players charged with distributing the funds of the settlement.

The federal judge in Minnesota approved the settlement proposal and more than 20.000 former players will are given until Aug. 30 to agree to the settlement or opt out of the agreement. Dryer is urging his fellow players to reject the deal.

"They're taking you on a business model with the league that would generate funds for retired player," Dryer explained. "But these business models have proved not to work."

The plaintiffs are also dissatisfied with what they consider to be the lack of transparency buy madden 24 coins within the settlement and also how it would work.

"We don't understand the process of coming to come up with the $50 million figure,"