Ah the Madden curse, the notorious superstition in Madden nfl 21 coins sport that however far you continue to deny, still appears to come true every year. Fan bases start to freak the moment out that their franchise superstar is announced to be face of the gaming franchise -- get fans! While it might seem like all is lost if your team is set on the cover of a Madden game, there are. Is there some sort of secret behind the curse's ability? We'll find out guess today.

Can you really think that curses could affect GOATS? No way, no how. In it he breaks a mirror, walks under a ladder and appears to be somewhat confident that he'll be OK for your 2017 season. Well, while the Patriots do what they made the Super Bowl and do, they did wind up losing to the Philadelphia Eagles and Nick Foles. So while we're still considering this curse busted because making the Super Bowl is an accomplishment in itself, Tom should've laid the mirror off.

Look at that animal up there -- that is a man who must maintain the arenas he is carrying football players' souls. Lewis was an absolute monster of a defensive player and headed the Baltimore Ravens. How fitting was it 2004 when Lewis became the first defensive player to be featured on a cover of a Madden game. And if Brady couldn't be stopped by a curse then you believe that it could have any prospect of hindering the complete unit that's Ray Lewis?

Sure the Madden curse might never have plagued New Orleans Saint's quarterback Drew Brees in year -- but it may have had a lingering impact on his playoff ability. Before Madden Brees was the comeback kid, was a butt on the San Diego Chargers and going to deliver a championship in 2009 to the city and eventually become one of the greatest of football. But ever since it's been nothing Louisianan voodoo for the group if it be"Bounty Gate," ghost no-calls or missing the Super Bowl every year since 09. Brees is among the best we will ever see, but the Madden curse did catch up to him.

Calvin Johnson, better called Megatron was one of buy Mut 21 coins the best receivers the sport has ever seen -- and he did it all. The Detroit Lions drafted the talented prospect from Georgia Tech and from day one he started producing. Both made the most of each match, even when they ended up an entire year without a 28, with QB Matthew Stafford throwing him bombs. But following year -- baby -- he shattered the 2000-receiving yard mark and set. Something no receiver has done.