@BigMeanPossum I assume I can imagine how it feels for you facing all these issues. I had 29 DNFs in Madden 20 and would have been able to rank top 100 (sometimes even top 10) and lost about 9 million coins, I'd estimate...
on which platform do you play? if it is xbox or PS, power cycling (see below how to do it) your device might help as it often solves connection issues with EA's servers. at least I've read that it should help (I'm playing on PC).
a second approach might be to do a UO Trace to find out wheter there is problem between you / your device/router/modem and EA's servers. I copy a message from
@EA_Blueberry in below when he tried to help me solving my DNF issues.
how to do a power cycle (taken from a post by
@EA_Aljo): >>> unplug your modem, router and console. After 2 minutes plug in the modem and router. Let them come back online completely. Then plug in your console and start it up. <<<
UO Trace >>>Do you have a PC/laptop by any chance so a UO Trace can be ran? It's a free connectivity tool from our website link below. Our Support staff can't help with those because of tool limitations. Usually when DNFs occur when game results are being calculated it's due to a de-sync that happens when exchanging the data. There is a loss of connection which causes the system to assume it was a disconnection from the user.
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/connection-troubleshooting-basic/<<<
hope that helps. good luck!
