After beating the infamously dubbed "Grea**** Show on Turf" St. Louis Rams, Brady came into 2002 as the reigning champion, and the starter for Week 1. Brady's career spans 22 years, he was the starter for 20 times (we'll look at his disastrous 2008 campaign later) and made it to the postseason 19 times of those 20 healthy seasons. The 2002 season was the only one where he missed January football, going 9-7, and then losing in a three-way tiebreaker for divisional play that year that instead sent the Jets to the postseason. In the early days, it was Brady who was still regarded as an assistant to the game, but the 28 touchdowns he scored that season would stand as the highest mark of his career before Randy Moss showed up half years later. This would also prove to Brady's last year in Madden in which he'd be graded below a 90.

Despite being unable to make the playoffs the year before, Brady would kick off his 2003 season by cracking in the club for players aged 90 or more of Madden at the beginning of the season for the first. The game that year was dominating by cover-star and quasi-cheat Code Michael Vick, but if you needed an effective pocket quarterback, Brady was a top-tier option. In the real world, Brady would return to the Super Bowl that season and triumph in a thrilling final quarter against the Carolina Panthers, whose Jake Delhomme was often viewed as the next Brady--that would prove short-lived. In 2003, and despite winning two Lombardi medals at the time yet, nobody knew how high he was going to set the bar for himself in the future.

Venturing into truly elite company, Brady would kick off the defensive-minded Madden 2005 season as one of the best players of the game which made the Patriots the team to beat online head-to-head competition when players were eager to **** the brand-new Hit Stick on defenseless ball carriers. Brady would later beat opponents like the Donovan McNabb- and Andy Reid-led Eagles in the Super Bowl, clinching the Patriots' status to become the next NFL dynasty.

It would also Brady's final Lombardi for several years despite two spectacular failures in the coming years. In the end, you'd have been right to call him a Hall of Famers. As the late, legendary Chris Wesseling often said of Brady that you could cut his entire career into three or two parts, and if each portion represented a different person, each would be included in the Hall of Fame. Brady's steady success was being written about in the mid-'90s.

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