Madden 25 Fictional Draft Classes From CWSapp

When it comes to fictional draft classes, OS users have put together a lot of cool projects across various games, and one steward of the concept through the years has been OSer CWSapp757. He’s back with at least one fictional draft class for Madden 25 on current-gen platform — and perhaps more if you can find them.

Madden Share is unfortunately an adventure at times (see: broken, glitchy, a bit of hot mess) and so while CWSapp has created and uploaded four classes in total (with promises of more on the way), I can only find the first one. We’ll get into that below.

Madden 25 Fictional Draft Classes

If you would like to search for CW’s draft classes, the username is: CWSappTEC. When I search via that username, I cannot find his classes. I can only search by keyword, which for his first class is: FictionalClass1. Others have been able to find the classes via username, so maybe it’s because I’m on PS5 and he’s on another platform or something, who knows — that’s just part of the mystery of Madden Share. Again, if you can find his work, there’s four classes in total as of now.

Either way, what’s cool about CW’s initial fictional draft class is he does write-ups for some prospects as well. This gives the prospects a little weight and history, and it might get you more interested in drafting some of them. Here is an example of a write-up on a prospect:

Cole Harper

• Position: QB
• School: California
• Height: 6’1
• Weight: 215 lbs
• Age: 21
• Position Ranking: 1
• Big Board Placement: Round 1, Pick 1

Backstory:
Cole Harper burst onto the college football scene as a true freshman at California, impressing with his calm under pressure and ability to make big plays in clutch situations. Born and raised in New Mexico, Cole was the underdog coming out of high school, overshadowed by flashier recruits. However, his work ethic and football IQ made him a standout at Cal, leading the Golden Bears to a surprise Pac-12 championship in his junior year. His ability to read defenses and extend plays with his legs when necessary makes him a nightmare for opponents. Cole was a Heisman finalist and won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award in his junior season. Off the field, Cole is known as a humble and down-to-earth leader, always giving credit to his teammates. The number 2 ranked QB Zachary Lakatos, is actually a close friend, and the two often trained together during off-seasons. Cole’s only knock might be his slightly smaller frame for an NFL QB, but his mental toughness and accuracy under pressure make him the top prospect in the draft.

If you’d like to thank CW for his work, or just get involved in the conversation surrounding his fictional classes, head to the thread on our forums.