There has never been another NFL player with Mut 22 coins the same stature as Tom Brady, and maybe there will never be. The NFL's loss is one that's felt by members of the Madden community, who have to look for a hero when they're in a race to win the league title or are assembling the Ultimate Team. Adieu to the greatest player of all time.

I'm sure that everyone has been watching from the edge of their seats after the announcement that a fresh College Football video game is under development. While we haven't officially gotten an release date for the video game yet, Madden 22 has added a brand new, yet familiar game mode, which gives those who love sports a hint of what's coming up in the near future.

Campus Legends is being added to Madden 22 yet again and the reason I use the word familiar is due to the fact that this will now be the third time the Campus Legends event has made its appearance in Madden 22.

The previous two times that the event came into the competition, it included the NCAAF players Clemson, LSU, Texas, Miami, Michigan State, Nebraska, Oregon, Florida, Oklahoma, Texas and USC. What's different this time has been that Ohio State and Alabama are currently two additional teams you can take part in Campus Legends with for a total of 13 teams.

Campus Legends isn't a game mode that allows you to buy madden coins use the current college team roster, but an actual roster made up of NFL players that played on their respective college team in the past.