It Doesn’t Seem Real
Tom Brady retiring is something that we only thought we’d see in Madden franchise mode. Not real life.
— Ryan Fedrau (@the_fed_23) January 29, 2022
Brady Also Appeared on a Non-Madden Football Cover
20 years ago, @TomBrady was the cover athlete for Sony’s NFL GameDay 2003 football game, opposite Marshall Faulk for Madden 2003 and Brian Urlacher for NFL 2K3.
Just like Faulk and Urlacher, Brady will be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame when eligible.
Happy retirement, TB12. pic.twitter.com/tvpbC50Bg2
— The Retro Referee (@TheRetroReferee) January 29, 2022
No Brady in the Next Madden…
Tom Brady’s not gonna be in the next Madden now 😭
— 🅿ioneers (@PioneersGG) January 29, 2022
The Madden Curse Is Still Real
the madden curse hit hard this year made tom brady retire pic.twitter.com/xct2reUVr8
— Nico Jackies (@Nicojackies____) January 29, 2022
Shoutout to Eddie George
The last time Tom Brady wasn’t in a Madden video game the graphics looked like this pic.twitter.com/ULpDoB0K6z
— Luis Fernandez (@just_luis15) January 29, 2022
Brady Started at a 51 Rating
Never forget Tom Brady had a 51 rating in Madden 2002.
Fast forward he has been on the cover twice, and rated 99 overall a handful of times. pic.twitter.com/06VBFrSsky
— Wicked Good Gaming (@WickedGoodGames) January 29, 2022
Brady’s Been Playing Forever…
SOME HISTORY: Tom Brady was the LAST PLAYER in the NFL in a Cartridge videogame. Madden 2001 on N64. Identified as “QB No. 12”. Will miss you Tom. #nfl #gaming #brady #goat #nintendo #TB12 #yxe pic.twitter.com/AEKSkLtZag
— Matt Young (@MattYoungCTV) January 29, 2022
Brady in Madden Over the Years
Madden 2001 ➡️ Madden ‘22
What a career @TomBrady 🤯 pic.twitter.com/qaqrLTUXUl
— 3BD (@3BLACKDOT) January 29, 2022