‘Madden NFL 20’ Celebrates Tom Brady’s ‘Evidence’ With Appropriate Clip

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady provided video evidence to have his speed ranking changed. Yes, Brady had a “96” overall rating in EA Sports’ “Madden NFL 20” video game, and got a “60” in the speed category. The GOAT wasn’t happy with that, and posted a video to show off a bit.

“Submitting new evidence to be considered for my Madden NFL speed rating. You can’t photoshop a video,” Brady wrote.

So, the official Madden NFL account reviewed Brady’s evidence and offered a decent response.

We all know that TB12 is the most accomplished player in the entire history of football. His game is perfect, and his performance hasn’t declined. Brady will be 42 this season, and age has nothing on him. He’s been part of the GOAT debate for quite some time, but we all know that he is the greatest of all time.

Even former NFL exec Mike Tannenbaum says Brady is better than the others.

“For me, it would be Tom Brady. Being in the AFC East for as long as I have, between the Jets and the Dolphins, every year we were like, ‘Wow, this is going to be it for Tom. He’s getting older. This has got to be the year. This has to be the year.’ And it’s remarkable. He’s gotten better,” Tannenbaum said. “He’s so smart. He knows where he’s going with the ball often before the ball’s ever snapped, so it’s hard to get to him because he gets rid of it so quickly. It’s really remarkable that he’s actually gotten better in the back half of his career from the first half. “Unfortunately, I’ve admired it to my detriment, but he really deserves a lot of credit.”

Brady doesn’t even think of slowing down, and the word “retirement” doesn’t exist in his vocabulary.

“I’m gonna know when the time is right. I’m gonna feel like, ‘OK, I’ve had enough.’ I don’t quite feel like that yet. I feel like I’ve still made a lot of improvements, and I still feel like, you know, I can continue to do it at a championship level. And I think that’s where I was at before, and that’s still where I’m at now.”