There are rumors being circulated about who will be the person to cover the flagship game of EA's soccer franchises: Madden NFL 25. According to an article on GameDaily the responsibility of covering will be handled by Green Bay Packers maestro Brett Favre. What made the gaming website come to this conclusion? EA has stated on its official website that its athlete who will cover the game will be announced on the morning of as well as Brett Favre scheduled to appear on Late Show With David Letterman on tonight. GameDaily seems to be thinking that EA will reveal the game's cover star in the same manner as it announced the cover athlete on Jimmy Kimmel Live that Tennessee Titans QB Vince Young would cover Mut 25 coins.

Being one of the most well-known football players, and as the orchestrator for the Packers"Cinderella Run" up to their NFC Championship game last year, Favre is a natural option for the cover. But there's a problem: Brett is no anymore a professional footballer. The iron-man QB declared he would be going to retire from football, and handed over the reigns to Berkeley former player Aaron Rodgers after a 15-year period of service.

It's not that EA may not be thinking about Favre. The 20th anniversary of the EA's annual bestseller, the company could decide to pay tribute to one of the greatest football players by releasing the cover with the landmark date. Additionally, there are other options to steer clear of the Madden Cover Curse issue than selecting a player who will not be in the vicinity of the pigskin of a professional player every Sunday this fall.

The official version: EA Sports had not replied to inquiries for comment by press time. But, the they did say that EA Sports president Peter Moore wrote on his blog earlier this morning that he's located in New York "in line for the taping tonight of The Late Show with David Letterman." Late Show With David Letterman."

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