In 2016, Brady was suspended for the initial four games of the season because of what became known as "Deflategate." The way you look at it this was either an unforgivable offense to the notion of sportsmanship or the equivalent of doing one month in prison for operating a stop-sign.

Brady's choice of a football which was slightly less inflated than the minimum league standard became an unfathomable story to anyone trying to get an asterisk at the end of his name in the Hall of Fame he was moving towards.

However, Brady has never been one to let doubters go in silence. In what may be the most memorable Brady moment of his life The QB returned to the Super Bowl for the second time in his three-year career and rallied Brady and the Patriots from a 28-3 deficit until they won winning 34-29 over the Falcons in the first-ever overtime Super Bowl. If his 94 points in Madden appeared low, blame it on the ridiculous "gradual reduction" expectations that were creeping back up and then being dismissed.

The first time (and it's been a long time since) that Brady was to appear on the cover of Madden in the year 2000, the QB will find himself caught in the middle of postseason tension.

After a year in which Brady was the league's leader in passing attempts and yards, Brady won his third MVP award but fell in an emotional battle to the far-off Eagles led by spot-starter Nick Foles, who replaced Philly's MVP player, Carson Wentz. Though this was Brady's 3rd Super Bowl defeat in eight attempts, he was not done winning them yet.

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