Brady was sure to have an open flame under his seat

Brady's 2007 campaign had begun with a lot of promise but by the end of the year it would turn into one of the most statistically outstanding seasons of any quarterback in NFL history. Teaming up with Randy Moss, who had spent a few middling years in Oakland following a couple of dazzling years as an Minnesota Viking, Brady set the new NFL record of passing touchdowns in a single season. He had an even 50. He surpassed Peyton Manning's record set in the prior season by one touchdown.

Brady is said to have thrown almost half of the passes to Moss himself, who established a receiving TD record of his own that year and the Patriots then became the first-ever 16-0 team in the history of the league. However, unfortunately for Brady as well as Patriots Nation an intense interior pass rush and one ridiculous last-minute David Tyree catch resulted in the Pats failing to achieve the perfect 19-0 year, as Brady lost his first Super Bowl defeat of his career against New York Giants. New York Giants.

When 2008 came around, Brady was sure to have an open flame under his seat. determined to return to glory following a devastating defeat to the G-Men, Brady wouldn't get to prove his star-studded roster could return to that promised home. Brady would sustain a first-half knee injury courtesy of Chiefs safeties Bernard Pollard, and would continue to miss the entirety of the season. Naturally the Madden team couldn't had anticipated this, however Brady still dominated the virtual game that year even though Matt Cassel tried his best to keep the team afloat in real-life. Brady threw just 11 passes in that season, before being eliminated with a mediocre performance, however his numbers in Madden head-tohead were definitely better when he was one of the game's 99-rated players.All MMOExp Madden 22 Coins & MUT 22 Coins for sale are cheap prices, reliable & efficient.