Oldenburg joined EA Sports as a design intern in January 2012, according to his LinkedIn page. Rather than going into coaching or broadcasting, Oldenburg went down a far different route: video games. RELATED: Lamar Jackson Hopes to Follow in Madden Cover Star Patrick Mahomes’ FootstepsĪlthough Clint Oldenburg’s NFL career ended in 2012, he did his best to stay around the game. | John McDonnell/The Washington Post via Getty Images Oldenburg’s new football legacy is working on the Madden video games. Oldenburg joined EA Sports when he retired Former Washington Redskins lineman Clint Oldenburg appeared in two NFL games. That was the last time he appeared on an NFL roster. Washington released Oldenburg in September 2011. The same went for the Washington Redskins, where he spent the 20 seasons. Ultimately, Clint Oldenburg didn’t see in-game action with either team. When the Rams cut him, Oldenburg signed with the Denver Broncos. The Patriots cut him during his rookie year and he signed with the rival Jets.Ĭlint Oldenburg played two games in 2007, both with the Jets, before he joined the St. Oldenburg wasn’t long for New England, though. New England thought highly enough of Oldenburg that they used a fifth-round pick on him in 2007. Originally a tight end, Clint Oldenburg played collegiately at Colorado State and moved to offensive line midway through his time there. RELATED: Michael Thomas Could Join Randy Moss and These Receivers With Another 99 Overall Madden Rating

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