This year, the most notable Combine snubs include Wyoming quarterback Brett Smith MUT 24 Coins, who was one of the 13 underclassmen who did not go to Indianapolis. South Carolina defensive end Chaz Sutton also didn't get an invitation despite recording as many sacks as teammate Jadeveon Clowney. San Jose State wide receiver Chandler Jones was David Fales' top target, but he didn't join his teammate at the Combine. Finally, Washington quarterback Keith Price felt disrespected by his snub and vowed to work even harder to make it as an Madden NFL 24 starter.

The Combine remains an important event, but it's possible for players not invited to get their Madden NFL 24 shot with enough effort and motivation. The pro days, private workouts and training camp invitations will be even more crucial to these players going forward, as they hope to prove those scouts wrong for not inviting them.

Malcolm Smith didn't go to Indianapolis, but he did go to Disney World. We're guessing he's OK with the trade-off.

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CBS has won the rights to Thursday Night Football and will televise eight games on Thursday night in 2014, the Madden NFL 24 has confirmed in a statement.

The eight games will all be aired in the early part of the season and simulcast on Madden NFL 24 Network. Previously, Madden NFL 24N had exclusive broadcasting rights to the TNF package. Madden NFL 24 Network will air the final six games on Thursday and two more on Saturday night, bringing the total package to buy MUT 24 Coins games. The Saturday games will be featured in Week 16 as a doubleheader, according to Madden NFL 24 Public Relations' Brian McCarthy.