Career Tribute: Patrick Peterson - MUT 25

One of the game's best cornerbacks over the last 15 years has officially retired from the NFL. Patrick Peterson had an impressive NFL career with 8 Pro Bowls, 3 First-Team All Pro Honors, and being named to the NFL 2010s All-Decade Team. If you've played MUT over the years, you know Pat Pete dominated on the virtual gridiron too. In honor of Peterson's contributions to both games, EA has released an LTD version in packs and a BND version of the CB in the MUT Store which can be purchased with Training. Both items will only be available for a limited time. Check out both versions of Pat Pete below:

Tribute Items

• 99 Patrick Peterson | CB | x3 All 32 NFL Team Chems
  • Limited Edition (LTD)
    • Available in packs until 1pm ET on Monday, April 28th
  • Combine Motivator Chemistry boosts all CBs with +1 SPD, +1 STR, +1 JMP, +1 AGI
  • All 4 Theme Team Motivator Chems (Power Run, Pro Passing, Run Stopper, Pass Defense)
  • All-Star Athletes or OOP All-Star Crew Chem
  • Baked-On: Universal Coverage (0 AP), Pick Artist (0 AP), Return Man (0 AP)
  • Custom: Bottleneck (0 AP), Tackle Supreme (0 AP), No Outsiders (0 AP)
  • x4 discounted ability buckets
• 97 Patrick Peterson | CB | x2 All 32 NFL Team Chems
  • Account-Bound (BND)
    • Available for 260,000 Training in the MUT Store
  • Baked-On: One Step Ahead (0 AP), Pick Artist (0 AP)
  • Custom: Bottleneck (1 AP), Secure Tackler (0 AP)
  • x4 discounted ability buckets

MUT Store

The following offers can be found in the MUT Store (cost listed first):

• 97 OVR BND Patrick Peterson - 260,000 Training. Contains 1x 97 OVR BND Patrick Peterson. Limit of 1.
• Patrick Peterson Opportunity Pack - 2,800 Points. Contains 4x 93+ OVR Elite players and 1x 97 OVR Elite player or 99 OVR Patrick Peterson. Limit of 2.
• Patrick Peterson Bundle - 12,000 Points. Contains 1x 99 OVR Patrick Peterson, 4x your choice of 1 of 2 95+ OVR Elite players, 4x 84+ OVR Platinum Elite players, and 1x 96+ or 98 OVR Elite player. Limit of 1.

What are your thoughts on Patrick Peterson's career and recent retirement?