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Madden NFL 27 reveals Detroit Lions rookies’ overall ratings ahead of the August launch, led by Derrick Moore at 77 and Blake Miller at 75, with Tyre West 70, Kendrick Law 70, Keith Abney II 68, and undrafted Luke Altmyer at 65, highlighting Moore’s strong showing and Altmyer’s inclusion, and previewing the Madden prediction series and a weekend livestream.
Madden NFL 27 reveals the rookie ratings: No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza at 74 overall trails rookies Jeremiyah Love and Caleb Downs, who are tied at 82 to top the rookie ladder. Mendoza is 49th among all rookies and 29th among first-rounders. Other notable rookies include Kenyon Sadiq and Keylan Rutledge at 74, while Ty Simpson sits at 71 as the lowest first-rounder. KC Concepcion Jr. stands out with a 75 overall and four elite traits (speed 91, agility 91, change of direction 91, injury 92). The game releases Aug. 13 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Windows, and Switch 2, with MVP+ members gaining early access on Aug. 6.
EA Sports released Madden 27 rookie ratings for the Seattle Seahawks, with Bud Clark and Jadarian Price at 75, Julian Neal 71, Beau Stephens 70, and several rookies at 67 or lower (Andre Fuller, Emmanuel Henderson Jr., Michael Dansby, Deven Eastern). The piece notes this year’s rookies aren’t as harshly rated as in the past, highlights a few higher-rated league rookies, and reminds fans that these ratings are speculative fun and won’t affect actual camp battles.
The Madden 26 rookie ratings for the Washington Commanders' draft class have been revealed, highlighting Josh Conerly Jr. and Trey Amos as the top-rated rookies, with Amos slightly edging out Conerly. Amos, a second-round pick, is praised for his speed and agility, while Conerly is noted for his athletic traits and awareness. The game is set to release on August 14.
A Pittsburgh Steelers rookie, Jack Sawyer, received a Madden NFL 26 rating of 72, matching the overall grade of the No. 1 draft pick, Cam Ward, highlighting his perceived value despite being a fourth-round pick. The rating suggests Sawyer is viewed as a promising player, and early training camp signs indicate he may contribute early in his NFL career.