Brady's 2007 season had already begun with a lot of potential as of the season's conclusion, and at the end it would turn into one of the most statistically impressive seasons of all quarterbacks of NFL history. Alongside Randy Moss, who had experienced a few poor years in Oakland after some incredible years as an Minnesota Viking, Brady set an all-new NFL records for passes touchdowns in a single season. He had an even 50. He beat Peyton Manning's previous record set the previous season by just one touchdown.

Brady has thrown nearly half of them in the direction of Moss the player, who set a receiving TD record of his own that year in the course of which the Patriots became the first team to achieve 16-0 records in the league's history. However, unfortunately for Brady along with Patriots Nation the ferocious internal pass rush, as well as one bizarre game-ending David Tyree catch resulted in the Pats falling short of an ideal 19-0 season after which Brady experienced his first Super Bowl defeat of his career against the New York Giants.

As of 2008 Brady no doubt had an unlit fire under his seat. Determined to get back to glory following a devastating losing to G-Men G-Men, Brady wouldn't get to prove that his team of stars could make it back to the promised place. He was struck by a first-half knee injury due to Chiefs safety Bernard Pollard, and would go on to miss the entire season. Naturally the Madden team couldn't had anticipated this, however Brady was still dominating in the virtual game that season even though Matt Cassel tried his best to help keep the team alive in reality. Brady only threw 11 passes during the season before being cut with a mediocre performance, however his numbers in Madden head-to-head were surely much more impressive as one game's top 99-rated players.

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