In what will be remembered as his last year as an active player in Madden--barring any Favre-like doubts--Brady appeared on the scene in Madden 22 when he was a all-time high of 97. He also appeared on again on the front cover, this time with Patrick Mahomes, who was doing exactly the same thing. Unbelievablely, he again lead the league in touchdowns, yards, completions, and for the first time ever, attempted passes. He threw the ball more than 700 times. He also connected on 68% of those passes, showing no sign age-related decline that has, till this point been unforgiving to anyone else in football, least of all a player with that wear and tear Brady has.
Brady's reputation as an annual powerful Madden star and two-time Cover star are the equivalent of trophies for one of the greatest players sports have ever shown us. Brady has retired as the all-time leading player in almost all passing categories, including career miles and career touchdowns. He also holds the record for his record-breaking seven Super Bowl victories. There's never been another NFL star quite like Tom Brady, and maybe there will never be. It's that is shared by members of the Madden community, which now must look elsewhere for a hero when they're competing for an important league title that must be won or trying to put together the Ultimate Team. The greatest of all time.
Everyone has been on the edge of their seats since the announcement that an new College Football video game is in development. While we haven't officially gotten an release date for the video game, Madden 22 has added an exciting, yet familiar game mode that provides sports fans a little taste of what is coming in the near future. Campus Legends is being added into Madden 22 for the third time, and the reason why I say familiar game mode is that it's the third time that the Campus Legends event has made its way into Madden 22.
The previous two times that the event was in the tournament, it was played by NCAAF players Clemson, LSU, Texas, Miami, Michigan State, Nebraska, Oregon, Florida, Oklahoma, Texas and USC. The difference this year is that Ohio State and Alabama are in the process of becoming two additional teams that you will be able to compete in Campus Legends with for a total of 13 teams.