As stated in Sun Tzu's The Art of War, "If you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss." Fortunately, Madden 15 players can now have this advantage on both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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Madden's CoachGlass feature debuted for last year's Madden 25 as a second-screen feature exclusive to Xbox One. This year, the smartphone and tablet app has been upgraded with new functionality and a sleek new look, and it's coming to the PlayStation 4 as well.
Last year's CoachGlass model focused on giving players information about what kind of plays Madden players were calling all around the world. For Madden 15, this feature has moved to the core game as the new playcalling feature, a replacement for the series' old "Ask Madden" button. Instead, CoachGlass is now turning its focus to opponent tendencies. What play do the Tennessee Titans normally call when they're stuck third-and-long? How have the Baltimore Ravens been stopping your run game? CoachGlass give you the skinny on how your opponent has been acting, giving you an edge for critical plays on both sides of the ball. Call plays and manage timeouts right from the app with the benefit of information real offensive and defensive coordinators keep track of in the NFL.
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CoachGlass is available to use with Play Now, Online Head to Head, Madden Ultimate Team, and Connected Franchise Mode. EA Sports says that the app is compatible with most tablets and smartphones. The game itself is set to drop at the end of this month.
