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EA memorializes John Madden
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gamesindustry.bizBrendan Sinclair
Managing Editor
Tuesday 4th January 2022
When John Madden died last week at the age of 85, he was celebrated for his achievements as a Hall of Fame coach of the NFL's Oakland Raiders, a broadcaster who left an indelible impact on pro sports coverage, and his role as the figurehead of the most successful American football video game franchise in history.
"Today, we lost a hero," EA said in a statement on its Twitter account. "John Madden was synonymous with the sport of football for
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