Deion Sanders' Madden NFL 13 Ratings Revealed

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by CRMosier_LM

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even as a rookie i don't recall Irvin ever being a 90+ speed...

I know he had the knee injury the following year but he came out of college running a sub 4.5.

but i could be wrong maybe Madden translates a 4.5 out to be 90+ speed in the game.

[DCEBB2001]

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

even as a rookie i don't recall Irvin ever being a 90+ speed... I know he had the knee injury the following year but he came out of college running a sub 4.5. but i could be wrong maybe Madden translates a 4.5 out to be 90+ speed in the game.

I believe he ran a 4.52 coming out of college. Not quite sub 4.5. Not sure what that would be for SPD according to EA, but it should NOT be anywhere near 93 or 90 for that matter. I would have him at about 84 for SPD in my ratings system.

[Arrow218]

Quote: Originally Posted by blklightning

He should be a 100 overall. I think Aikman should only be in the low 90s. Irvin should be a 99 and Emmitt should maybe be a 95 since he isn't one of the most physically gifted backs there ever was.

Nobody should be 100 OVR, because nobody is a perfect player. Primetime didn't hit hard or tackle, but he shut everyone down, and outran them.

[BTownSlinger]

Prime should be 100 OVR just because he's the coolest dude to ever suit up.

Love Deion. I need to find me a Sanders throwback..

[KBLover]

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

Also if Deion was a WR do you honestly think he would have 89 catch ability?

Well, in '96, Dallas used him as a WR, 36 catches for 475 yds (13.2 avg) and a TD.

That probably would be an average type production and I don't remember any knock on him dropping passes.

Also, considering when teams used to (stupidly) challenge him, he picked off a LOT of passes. This was mostly in ATL before he got his "don't throw his way" reputation.

So I think mid to high 80's is fair. 85 or so is pretty much C+ for a WR given how the ratings in M12 go, so, assuming the same in M13, 85 is A/A+ for a DB (never seen one with a 90). That sounds right.

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

DB's in Madden can pick off a high number of passes without even being rated in the 80's for catching ability.

Assuming the QB has good abilities and not "for the challenge" or "easy mode" sliders, DBs will need higher CTH (and coverage) ratings to pick off passes.

Guys with 60 CTH can pick off passes, but can they pick off passes from high AWR and accuracy QBs if they make a mistake and throw it "right to him"? The difference between a 60 and an 80 could, and I feel is, that very difference. 60, ball bounces off, 80, can still make the pick.

[MizzouRah]

He was a BEAST in FPS Football 97..

[ziggy27]

in the video look like everyone else was running in sand. Who would win a footrace? A young Deion or Chris Johnson?

[CRMosier_LM]

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

even as a rookie i don't recall Irvin ever being a 90+ speed... I know he had the knee injury the following year but he came out of college running a sub 4.5. but i could be wrong maybe Madden translates a 4.5 out to be 90+ speed in the game.

40 time is only a part of the speed equation. 40 times are garbage anyway.... Football isn't played in shorts and track shoes on asphalt.

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