Deion Sanders is a maker of lasting legacies. Prime’s legacy with the Atlanta Falcons was yet another proof of it as the legend made it to the player section of the newly launched video game of the franchise. Presented by Ticket Master, the video game-styled trailer features a street-style aesthetic paired with the “participation of current players and legends like Michael Vick and Deion Sanders“.

As the first look is released through a trailer of the game, fans await to see who all players besides Deion Sanders and Michael Vick would be present on the console. The intriguing trailer starts with the animated version of Bijan Robinson stressing out about the tough schedule of the Falcons this season during his conversation with the animated version of Kirk Cousins. Cousins has just one thing to say to him, “Let’s take it to the streets.”

The street soon turns into a battleground with Robinson fighting it out with the other teams’ players to get the ball. As much fun as the trailer looks, the fans would go berserk to have a glimpse of former Falcons legend Deion Sanders, even if it is an animated character of him, in the Falcons uniform fighting for dominance. The audience can only imagine the thrill it would bring them to have Deion Sanders and Michael Vick battling it out for the ball. They didn’t have to wait much, as the ball was soon passed to Vick in the video.

Vick breezed through his opponents straight into the end zone to score a touchdown. He then passed on the ball to Deion Sanders, which landed straight in Colorado, which had the sign “The best coach in Colorado? Coach Prime!” Kirk Cousins catches the ball and makes a sprint toward the end zone, in which Deion Sanders joins him. And of course, all of it would be incomplete without the signature Deion Sanders’ high knees as both Cousins and Sanders enter the end zone. What a ride for the Falcons’ fans. All just to release the early schedule of the season.

 Atlanta Falcons released schedule

The way of releasing the schedule by the Falcons had the fans hooked. Following was the schedule released by ALT Streets.

• Preseason 1: Friday, Aug. 9 – 7 p.m. ET at Miami
• Preseason 2: Saturday, Aug. 17 – 12 p.m. ET at Baltimore
• Preseason 3: Friday, Aug. 23 – 7 p.m. ET vs. Jacksonville

The teaser was enough to keep the fans fueled to wait until May 15, when the complete schedule would be made public on NFL+ or the NFL Network sharp at 8 pm ET.