The NHL world was abuzz with excitement as EA Sports announced the cover athletes for NHL 25 – the Hughes brothers. Jack, Luke, and Quinn Hughes, all three superstars in their own right, graced the cover of the highly anticipated video game.
The cover photo captured a candid moment in the dressing room, with Quinn Hughes of the Vancouver Canucks sandwiched between his brothers Jack and Luke, who both play for the New Jersey Devils. The image exuded a sense of family bond and fierce competition, setting the stage for what was sure to be an epic gaming experience.
At just 24 years old, Quinn Hughes had already made a name for himself as the youngest captain in the NHL. His impressive skills on the ice earned him the James Norris Memorial Trophy in the previous season, after a stellar performance of 17 goals and 75 assists in 82 games. With 43 goals and 290 assists in his career, Quinn was a force to be reckoned with, both in the regular season and playoffs.
Jack Hughes, the first overall pick by the Devils in 2019, was no stranger to success either. With 27 goals and 47 assists in 62 games in the 2023-24 season, he continued to solidify his place as a top scoring forward in the league. Jack’s career stats of 114 goals and 167 assists were proof of his talent and dedication to the game.
As for Luke Hughes, the youngest of the brothers at just 20 years old, he was making a name for himself as a formidable defenceman for the Devils. With nine goals and 38 assists in his sophomore season, Luke showed immense potential and a bright future ahead. His contributions on the blue line were vital to the team’s success, and fans eagerly anticipated what he would bring to the table in the upcoming season.
The Hughes brothers had undoubtedly made their mark on the NHL, and their presence on the cover of NHL 25 was a testament to their skill, dedication, and passion for the game. With Quinn leading the charge as captain, Jack lighting up the scoreboard, and Luke holding down the defence, the Hughes brothers were a force to be reckoned with – both in the virtual world of gaming and on the real-life ice.
