Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl with Tom Brady in Madden simulation

During a Madden simulation of all 32 teams with Tom Brady as their quarterback, the Philadelphia Eagles were actually crowned Super Bowl champions. 

Let us all take a deep breath before going any further in this article, as Tom Brady is never coming to the Philadelphia Eagles and Carson Wentz is the franchise quarterback the team wants.

As of right now, Brady is heading to the free-agent market and the guys at the Pick Six Podcast were intrigued to see how he would do with all 32 teams.

So what did they do to find this question out? Well, the popular podcast did a Madden simulation that came up with surprising results for a lot of teams in the league.

The results

Believe it or not, the Madden simulation showed that Brady missed the playoffs with 21 of 32 teams (66 percent) of the time, which is not great.

In the simulation, Brady took three of the four teams in the NFC East to the playoffs. Brady led the Dallas Cowboys to a 10-6 record (Wild Card berth ) and the Washington Redskins to an 11-5 record (NFC Championship).

As for the third team in the NFC East to the playoffs, well Brady not only took the Eagles to the playoffs, but Philadelphia turned out to be the only team in the simulation he won the Super Bowl with.

Even though it was only a simulation, it was impressive to watch Brady lead the Eagles to a 12-4 record and beat the Los Angeles Chargers to claim the Super Bowl.

Clearly, this is a wild simulation because that would mean Doug Pederson would bench his franchise quarterback for a 43-year-old quarterback in Brady and all the team’s money would be caught up in quarterbacks.

When it comes to some of the other teams, Brady would also get the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New York Jets, Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers and the Chargers to the playoffs as well.

The Chicago Bears would also get a 13-3 record and the top overall seed in the NFC with Brady as their leading man, although they would come up short in winning the big game.

This may seem wild and crazy to even consider since Brady will never suit up for most of these teams in a million years, but also there’s nothing wrong with having a little fun in case he were to leave New England Patriots.

Plus, since this simulation involving Brady resulted in the Eagles winning their second Super Bowl in four seasons, it gives Philadelphia fans even more reasons to enjoy it.