One thing that has not changed? EA Sports is still offering us a Madden NFL prediction for the game's winner and closing stats. This past year, Madden NFL 20 correctly predicted a Kansas City Chiefs win on the San Francisco 49ers. The game didn't get everything right--what are the possibilities? --but it called the winner.

That's the other continuous here. The movie game simulation once again calls for that a Kansas City win, this time over Tom Brady's Buccaneers with a last score of 37 to 27.

Many people will rejoice at this news only because Brady has too many Super Bowl wins in his pocket already (6) though you can hardly blame him for gift. If Madden is correct, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will eventually become the youngest QB to nab multiple Super Bowl wins ever at 25. Brady is 43.

Mahomes will evaluate four touchdowns with 422 passing yards. One of these TDs will include a second half, 63-yard touchdown to Tyreek Hill. Brady will throw the ball 332 yards with three touchdowns and also a lone interception. By halftime, the match is close (my only real hope to get a Super Bowl): Chiefs 14 vs Buccaneers 13. Things are even closer at the end of the next quarter--all tied up in 27 vs 27. It's not until the 4th that the Chiefs really break out, winning the match 37 to 27.

Deshaun Watson, Kyler Murray, Jamal Adams, Derrick Henry playing virtual Pro Bowl with Madden NFL 21

Watson, Henry, Snoop Dogg and Keyshawn Johnson will represent the AFC. Murray, Adams, Bubba Wallace and Marshawn Lynch will represent the NFC.

Each player will perform for a five-minute quarter -- exact head-to-head matchups have not been determined -- while playing from his house using the official AFC and NFC Pro Bowl rosters.

The Pro Bowl will be hosted by Charissa Thompson and Michael Strahan at 5 p.m. ET and will be streamed on the EA Madden NFL Twitch channel and the NFL's YouTube, Twitter and Facebook platforms.

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