Pass rushers
The pressure can come from anywhere so EA Sports has decided to release the ratings for the pass rushers in their entirety. On a Top 10, which has remained practically unchanged since last year, this group is in fact a combination of defensive tackles (2), defensive ends (5) and outside linebackers (3). Among them, almost all can play one or more of these positions depending on the defense in which they find themselves. Pass rushers have become one of the most valuable elements of any team, both in real life and in the virtual world, and there can be some sustainability in this area as well, since half of the Top 10 will be 30 years old or more this year.
Without much surprise, Aaron Donald still flies over all this little world with a fourth consecutive appearance in the “99 club”, symbolizing the players who get the perfect score in video games. An honor deserved for someone who has established himself as the most dominant defensive player since his arrival in the league. He is closely followed by a ghost, JJ Watt, who continues to flirt with the maximum score he had obtained in the 2014 to 2017 versions. The last step of the podium is composed of the duo Khalil Mack, who fell by two points to be “more” than a 97, it is true not helped by a less convincing 2019 season; and Von Miller, who keeps the same score as last year, after also having obtained the maximum score between the 2017 and 2019 editions. A quartet where nobody falls below the symbolic bar of the 90 general. Note however the absence of Joey Bosa (49ers).
Top 10 ranking:
1- Aaron Donald (Rams) : 99 (speed: 82, acceleration: 90, force: 99, agility: 86, game intelligence: 99, tackle: 92, power movement: 99, finesse movement: 97)
2- J.J Watt (Texans) : 98 (speed: 77, acceleration: 83, force: 97, agility: 85, game intelligence: 99, tackle: 98, power movement: 95, finesse movement: 93)
3 – Khalil Mack (Bears) : 97 (speed: 86, acceleration: 89, force: 89, agility: 87, game intelligence: 98, tackle: 94, power movement: 93, finesse movement: 90)
3 – From Miller (Broncos): 97 (speed: 87, acceleration: 89, force: 84, agility: 90, game intelligence: 98, tackle: 93, power movement: 94, finesse movement: 90)
5 – Fletcher Cox (Eagles) : 96 (speed: 78, acceleration: 86, force: 95, agility: 78, game intelligence: 98, tackle: 93, power movement: 96, finesse movement: 77)
5 – Cameron Jordan (Saints) : 96 (speed: 78, acceleration: 85, force: 93, agility: 80, game intelligence: 98, tackle: 95, power movement: 97, finesse movement: 85)
7 – Chandler Jones (Cardinals) : 95 (speed: 79, acceleration: 86, strength: 87, agility: 81, game intelligence: 97, tackle: 92, power movement: 96, finesse movement: 92)
7 – Calais Campbell (Bengals) : 95 (speed: 72, acceleration: 83, force: 92, agility: 80, game intelligence: 97, tackle: 94, power movement: 90, finesse movement: 92)
9 – Myles Garrett (Browns) : 93 (speed: 85, acceleration: 90, force: 96, agility: 83, game intelligence: 94, tackle: 81, power movement: 96, finesse movement: 88)
9 – Chris Jones (Chiefs) : 92 (speed: 71, acceleration: 85, force: 92, agility: 74, game intelligence: 95, tackle: 90, power movement: 96, finesse movement: 89)
” We in the # 99Club ” – @ AaronDonald97
His 4th straight appearance ???? pic.twitter.com/Nvsdadh9FN
— Madden NFL 21 (@EAMaddenNFL) July 15, 2020
Tight ends rookies
First tight end out of the table last April, Cole Kmet is logically the tight end beginner with the highest evaluation. Behind, the whole troop stands in a very small gap.
1- Cole Kmet (Bears) : 70 (speed: 82, acceleration: 86, strength: 76, agility: 73, game intelligence: 73, reception: 83, ball protection: 75)
2- Devin Asiasi (Patriots): 69 (speed: 81, acceleration: 88, strength: 76, agility: 76, game intelligence: 64, reception: 82, ball protection: 75)
3 – Adam Trautman (Saints) : 68 (speed: 80, acceleration: 86, strength: 74, agility: 88, game intelligence: 54, reception: 82, ball protection: 76)
4 – Harrison Bryant (Browns) : 67 (speed: 82, acceleration: 87, strength: 72, agility: 78, game intelligence: 58, reception: 78, ball protection: 72)
4 – Josiah Deguara (Packers): 67 (speed: 83, acceleration: 85, strength: 78, agility: 79, game intelligence: 65, reception: 81, ball protection: 74)
6 – Albert Okwuegbunam (Broncos) : 66 (speed: 88, acceleration: 91, strength: 70, agility: 82, game intelligence: 63, reception: 76, ball protection: 70)
6 – Dalton Keene (Patriots) : 66 (speed: 83, acceleration: 88, strength: 75, agility: 80, game intelligence: 66, reception: 83, ball protection: 77)
8 – Brycen Hopkins (Rams) : 65 (speed: 84, acceleration: 89, strength: 72, agility: 83, game intelligence: 67, reception: 75, ball protection: 79)
8 – Colby Parkinson (Seahawks) : 65 (speed: 80, acceleration: 86, strength: 73, agility: 78, game intelligence: 66, reception: 84, ball protection: 78)
10 – Hunter Bryant (Lions) : 64 (speed: 83, acceleration: 87, strength: 72, agility: 84, game intelligence: 57, reception: 78, ball protection: 76)
Here are your highest rated rookie TEs in Madden 21 ???? @ColeKmet @ASI2X @hbryant17 pic.twitter.com/6KlkQKzG3w
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) July 15, 2020
Team rating
Little surprise, the defending champion is only seventh in this ranking. Kansas City is penalized by a fairly low rated defense. The finalists of the last Super Bowl remain in this same second place, while it is necessary to descend in the middle of the classification to find traces of the two conference finalists (14th for Green Bay, 19th for Tennessee). At the back of the peloton, we find the Dolphins whose recruitment did not convince the specialists to place them higher.
General classification :
1 – New Orleans Saints : 85
88 on offense, 83 on defense
2. San Francisco 49ers: 84
85 on offense, 84 on defense
3. Baltimore Ravens : 84
85 on offense, 84 on defense
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers : 83
84 on offense, 83 on defense
5. Dallas Cowboys : 83
85 on offense, 81 on defense
6. Philadelphia Eagles : 83
87 on offense, 80 on defense
7. Kansas City Chiefs : 82
87 on offense, 77 on defense
8. Indianapolis Colts : 82
84 on offense, 80 on defense
9. Pittsburgh Steelers : 82
83 on offense, 81 on defense
10. Cleveland Browns : 81
84 on offense, 79 on defense
11. Chicago Bears : 81
79 on offense, 85 on defense
12. Buffalo Bills : 81
80 on offense, 83 on defense
13. Los Angeles Chargers : 81
79 on offense, 85 on defense
14. Green Bay Packers : 81
83 on offense, 79 on defense
15. New England Patriots : 81
80 on offense, 83 on defense
16. Las Vegas Raiders : 81
85 on offense, 77 on defense
17. Seattle Seahawks : 80
80 on offense, 81 on defense
18. Houston Texans : 80
80 in attack, 80 in defense
19.Tennessee Titans : 80
81 on offense, 80 on defense
20.Minnesota Vikings : 80
80 on offense, 81 on defense
21. Arizona Cardinals : 79
79 on offense, 80 on defense
22. Atlanta Falcons : 79
80 on offense, 79 on defense
23. Los Angeles Rams : 79
80 on offense, 79 on defense
24. Cincinnati Bengals : 78
76 on offense, 81 on defense
25. Denver Broncos : 78
76 on offense, 81 on defense
26. New York Giants : 78
80 on offense, 76 on defense
27. Jacksonville Jaguars : 78
79 on offense, 77 on defense
28. New York Jets : 78
77 on offense, 81 on defense
29. Carolina Panthers : 78
80 on offense, 76 on defense
30. Detroit Lions : 77
77 on offense, 79 on defense
31. Washington Redskins : 77
75 on offense, 80 on defense
32. Miami Dolphins : 76
73 in attack, 80 in defense
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