The NFL world mourns the passing of Hall of Famer JohnMadden
✖ The NFL world was rocked with the news that Hall of Famer John Madden passed away Tuesday morning. The 85-year-old Madden was a beloved figure in the NFL, and became iconic in the video game sphere for his Madden NFL franchise for EA Sports. Commissioner Roger Goodell released a statement on John Madden's death, acknowledging his 30+ year career in the sport.
John Madden not only made a fortune as a sports broadcaster and licensing his name for video games, he also foresaw the popularity of almonds rising in the country and made millions off the almond farms he purchased in California. Just heard that the All Madden documentary will re-air in about an hour at 9p ET/6p PT on FS1. I love the fact that John Madden not only got to see it in full, but received all of the tributes from each participant and watched it with his family on Christmas Day. A living eulogy,
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