Madden NFL 11 News Post

Madden NFL 11 Player Ratings: Top Players at Each Position (K0ACHK)

06:06 AM - June 22, 2010 by Steve_OS

Top Players
C. Johnson HB - 99
P. Willis MLB - 99
D. Revis CB - 99
J. Allen RE - 99
D. Brees QB - 99
P. Manning QB - 99
R. Clady LT - 98
A. Peterson HB - 98

Top Quarterbacks
D. Brees - 99
P. Manning - 99
T. Brady - 95
A. Rodgers - 94
P. Rivers - 94
B. Favre - 92
T. Romo - 90
M. Shaub - 89

Top Running Backs
C. Johnson - 99
A. Peterson - 98
M. Jones-Drew - 96
S. Jackson - 95
F. Gore - 93
D. Williams - 92
R. Rice - 90
M. Turner - 90

Top Fullbacks
T. Richardson - 94
L. Polite - 91
L. Weaver - 90
L. McLain - 90
L. Vickers - 89
O. Mughelli - 88
M. Hedgecock - 86
M. Karney - 85

Top Wide Receivers
A. Johnson - 98
L. Fitzgerald - 97
B. Marshall - 96
R. Wayne - 96
R. Moss - 95
R. White - 93
S. Smith - 92
D. Jackson - 91

Top Tight Ends
Tony Gonzalez - 98
J. Witten - 97
V. Davis - 96
A. Gates - 96
D. Clark - 96
H. Miller - 90
C. Cooley - 89
K. Winslow - 89

Top Left Tackles
R. Clardy - 98
J. Long - 96
J. Thomas - 95
M. Roos - 95
J. Gross - 95
D. Ferguson - 91
J. Brown - 91
B. McKinnie - 90

Top Left Guards
S. Hutchinson - 97
L. Mankins - 95
B. Grubbs - 94
K. Dielman - 93
C. Nicks - 91
E. Steinback - 91
A. Faneca - 91
T. Herremans - 89

Top Centers
N. Mangold - 97
A. Gurode - 92
J. Saturday - 92
S. O'Hara - 91
M. Birk - 91
R. Kalil - 90
J. Brown - 89
D. Koppen - 88

Top Right Guards
J. Evans - 98
C. Snee - 96
L. Davis - 89
D. Joseph - 88
B. Moore - 88
B. Williams - 88
H. Dahl - 87
J. Scott - 85

Top Right Tackles
J. Stinchcomb - 90
D. Stewart - 89
D. Woody - 89
J. Otah - 86
J. Gaither - 86
V. Carey - 86
R. Harris - 85
E. Winston - 85

Top Left Ends
R. Mathis - 95
J. Tuck - 92
R. Seymour - 92
L. Castillo - 88
A. Smith - 87
C. Campbell - 86
S. Ellis - 86
R. Edwards - 85

Top Right Ends
J. Allen - 99
D. Freeney - 97
M. Williams - 95
T. Cole - 95
J. Peppers - 95
H. Ngata - 94
D. Dockett - 94
W. Smith - 90

Top Defensive Tackles
K. Williams - 97
V. Wilfork - 95
J. Ratliff - 94
K. Jenkins - 94
S. Rogers - 93
C. Hampton - 91
A. Franklin - 90
R. Starks - 89

Top LOLB
L. Woodley - 91
S. Phillips - 91
D. Smith - 89
T. Davis - 87
B. Cushing - 87
J. Peterson - 86
B. Orakpo - 85
R. Maualuga - 85

Top MLB
P. Willis - 99
J. Beason - 96
R. Lewis - 94
D. Harris - 91
B. Ruud - 91
L. Fletcher - 91
D. Ryans - 90
J. Vilma - 90

Top ROLB
D. Ware - 97
J. Harrison - 97
E. Dumervil - 93
L. Briggs - 92
T. Suggs - 90
C. Greenway - 88
K. Rivers - 86
C. Matthews - 86

Top Corners
D. Revis - 99
N. Asomugha - 98
C. Woodson - 97
C. Bailey - 95
A. Samuel - 94
J. Joseph - 93
L. Hall - 92
C. Finnegan -92

Top FS
E. Reed - 97
A. Bethea - 95
D. Sharper - 94
N. Collins - 93
O. Atogwe - 92
B. Dawkins - 90
T. Jackson - 88
K. Rhodes - 88

Top SS
T. Polamalu - 97
A. Wilson - 96
B. Sanders - 89
B. Merriweather - 88
L. Landry - 87
T. Branch - 86
J. Leonhard - 85
B. Pollard - 84

Top Kickers
R. Gould - 95
N. Kaeding - 95
R. Bironas - 93
R. Longwell - 92
S. Gostowski - 91
S. Janikowski - 90
J. Hanson - 89
D. Akers - 89

Top Punters
S. Lechlar - 98
A. Lee - 94
D. Jones - 94
M. Scifres - 93
M. McBriar - 92
D. Colquitt - 91
B. Moorman - 90
S. Koch - 86

Game: Madden NFL 11Reader Score: 6/10 - Vote Now
Platform: PS3 / Xbox 360Votes for game: 96 - View All

Madden NFL 11 Videos

Member Comments

# 221 postochr @ 07/07/10 01:55 AM

OH YEAH BABY!...Cincinnati's finally getting some love. My favorite defensive player in the league Rey Maualuga and the (if not first) second best Cornerback tandem in Jonathan Joseph and Leon Hall 93 and 92 respectively.

# 222 JMD @ 07/07/10 07:36 AM

We Chiefs fans have a special place in our hearts for Carl Peterson, thanks so much for letting J.Allen and T. Gonzalez go.

# 223 Cowboys-SB-Champ-'10 @ 07/08/10 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by G-Men_in_Mass


	D.Williams is not evevn the best RB in Carolina!

Have you not watched Carolina play? Go watch the highlights again, DeAngelo Williams is the best back in Carolina, hands down

# 224 Maelstrom-XIII @ 07/08/10 11:32 PM

Jonathan Stewart is catching up, but to me, the best back in Carolina is someone who actually practices with at least SOME regularity. DeAngelo Williams for the win. But both are great backs, and either one could start for ANY team in the NFL...except maybe Tennessee or Minnesota...

# 225 ShydeadI @ 07/15/10 08:28 PM

I find it BS that Steve Smith is a 92 after him having a bad QB for the most part of last year and then breaking open at the end of the year with Matt More! So wth.

# 226 Maelstrom-XIII @ 07/15/10 10:07 PM

BS that he's that High, or that low?

If it was after the season where he won the WR triple crown (yards, receptions, TDs) I'd give him a higher OVR...but given that he's been working with a subpar QB and therefore has subpar numbers (for him at least), I wasn't even expecting him to break 90...especially for all the love that his mini-me, DeSean Jackson, is getting...

# 227 Dog @ 07/16/10 08:24 AM

i think its a crime that brent celek is not a top 10 tight end.

# 228 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkeybutlerz


	Disagree, at least with reasoning. Don't forget that Revis also plays on a Rex Ryan defense which blitzes a lot more, causing havoc and errant throws. Teams very rarely throw at Namdi anymore, making it hard to measure his impact on picks. In both cases, measuring their impact on INTs is faulty, as their biggest contribution comes from limiting the opposing WRs production, not forcing turnovers.

I'm a Pats fan, but I have to give it to Darrell, because Nnamdi only plays one side of the field, Revis plays right, left, nickle, and any dime formation in order to cover the #1 reciever.

# 229 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by R9NALD9


	hell yeah baby, seems the 49ers are going to be really fun to play with this year! Beason is good no doubt...but anyone will tell you Willis is hands down the best MLB in the NFL!

Peterson has had better than 1300 yards every season, and is averaging over 13 tds per year and almost 5 yards per carry, his carry ability may be about a 69, but he is definitely one of the top two RBs in the league.
And as for Patrick Willis being the best over Beason, look at there stats, Patrick is faster, stronger, bigger, and has more ferociousness, he's Ray Lewis' playmaking ability, mixed with Zach Thomas's intensity and passion. Beason is elite, but Willis is the clear best out of all LBs in the league. Below is Patrick Willis' stats and then Beason's stats.
http://www.nfl.com/players/patrickwillis/profile?id=WIL618736
http://www.nfl.com/players/jonbeason/profile?id=BEA530518

# 230 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenlovin


	I'm a Texan fan an I have no idea why schaub is rated so high in this game. He has done absolutely nothing at all since he's been here and his previous stint was a back up bso I don't now where they're getting the merit for such a high rating.

You're an idiot, and you obviously have never seen a Texans game if you think that Shaub has done nothing there, It's not like he led the entire league in yardage passing, become a Cowboys fan because you are no Texans fan.

# 231 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenReign86


	Woodson, not a 99, or even 98 overall? Definitely not buying now.

He isn't as good at coverage as Nnamdi or Darrell, he's just like a less risk-taking Asante Samuel, I think 3rd best fits him.

# 232 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdmsi7


	Where is Jerod Mayo?????

I love Jerod, as much as anybody, but he isn't as tough as they want him to be, and in camp you'll hear reports of him getting outdone by G. Guyton.

# 233 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dfiant1


	Jermichael Finley not in the top 10 TE's is a joke.

Look at his stats then say that.

# 234 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steelers1


	Wow. Big Ben not a top 8 QB and under an 89 after the best statistical season of his career? I can understand Brees, Manning, and Brady being higher, but Roethlisberger should be right there with Favre, Rivers, and Rodgers. He's got arm strength, accuracy, is one of the best playoff QBs in the game, very clutch, and has that uncanny ability to shake off sacks. The only knocks on him are that he 'holds on to the ball too long' and is a bit of a gunslinger. No way is Schaub better. He's a decent QB, but gets stats because of the pure number of passes he throws and it helps having the best WR in the league. He also has never led a team to the playoffs and I've personally watched him snatch defeat from the jaws of victory multiple times in big games... both Indy games last year for example. Romo is a poor man's Big Ben. He is mobile (not as tough to bring down though) and plays a lot like Big Ben, but doesn't quite have the arm strength and has a 1-3 playoff record which he has accumulated with some highly talented teams. He also isn't as good at golf. Rivers, although I don't like him, is a pretty great QB, but hasn't had as much playoff success. He should be rated about the same as Ben overall. Rodgers looks to be a really good QB, and plays a lot like Big Ben (holds onto the ball too long). But it's still too early to tell, especially since he hasn't really cemented himself as a 'winner' yet. He probably deserves to be a point or two below Ben. Favre is Favre. He's as much fun to watch as any QB ever. Should probably be rated about where Rodgers is. No doubt he's a winner, and he's coming off his best year ever statistically (a lot of that is a great team around him, and being able to have short passes turn into big plays). However, he does take huge risks in critical situations that have hurt his team in the playoffs on several occasions. His toughness, gunslinger, and 'looks like a kid out there just havin fun' ratings should be maxed out though for sure. I know Ben isn't very popular right now (the suspension is ridiculous, too, by the way), but his performance on the field has been exceptional. I'd rate them like this: Brees, Manning: 98-99 Brady: 95 Roethlisberger, Rivers: 92-94 Rodgers, Favre: 90-91 McNabb, Eli Manning: 87-89 Schaub: 87 Romo: 86 Also, Faneca and Adrian Peterson are overrated. Mainly Faneca.

I agree with most of your points. but if Chris Johnson is a 99, than Peterson should definitely be a 98. And, Roethlisburger isn't popular because of SEXUAL ASSAULT, in case you didn't realize, that's a pretty big deal.

# 235 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Exonerated


	Madden ratings are a joke. Everyone is rated too high in ovr and in each category. That's why people get the impression that ratings mean nothing. Everyone is so closely rated that everyone just plays like clones out there. Way too many 99's let alone 90+.

I think that there are 4 players that deserve the 99 rating, Tom Brady, Peyton Manning Drew Brees and Patrick Willis, possibly Steve Hutchinson

# 236 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steelers1


	And that knock (accusations only, not even charged or arrested for anything) has absolutely nothing to do with his physical attributes. Look at Michael Irvin, who had way more and worse legal woes... still a HOFer. Ratings shouldn't just be a popularity contest.

Wait, cocaine is worse than rape, okay...

# 237 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gmitch23


	Really Dallas Clark isnt atleast #2 tight end??? And because Bob Sanders has been hurt he's not even in the 90"s??? I know im a bit bias but come on, does no one else agree???

Look at Bob Sanders stats, he is by far the most overrated player in the NFL, he's played like 8 games in three years, lol, he's not that good, Bethea, is better, and he's the back-up.

# 238 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 07:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by King Gro23


	I will have fun editing the rosters to be based by last two years performances in the NFL. I think it will be fun, and the ratings will be drastically lower were talking QB's with the starting job at 71 OVR & HB's with starting jobs at 79 OVR ..etc

Yeah, but the drafts are going to ruin that strat, then, you'll have rookies that are the most elite players in the league.

# 239 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 08:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenReign86


	Nick Collins ran a faster 40 then Percy Harvin, Jeremy Maclin, CJ Spiller, and Jahvid Best, and ran a 40 on par with that of Chris Johnson. Now don't you tell me he does not have elite speed. He ran a 4.31 40, whereas Harvin ran a 4.42 40, more then a tenth of a second slower yet he gets 97 speed, and Collins gets 89? Also, don't tell me it's just a 40 time either. I've seen Collins run Harvin down from behind, and Harvin had a 10 yard head start on him. So Collins is clearly faster then Percy Harvin yet only gets 89 speed. Well that's popularty for you. Donny sees a big name so he decides to overrate them just to make their fans happy, while underrating someone, because he has no knowledge of football. What a joke

Running in a straight line is just a tad bit different than running on a football field.
SPD: 92ish
AGL:97
ACC:98

# 240 mikezPATS @ 08/06/10 08:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Megatron2k7


	The Nick Collins argument has been long going...... and with a ton of 40 times, videos, real game play footage, etc... etc........... to prove he deserves a 93 + speed rating. Collins runs low 4.3's in the 40 and has an unofficial pro day best time of 4.28 sec. Collins caught Percy Harvin from behind on numerous occasions last year.... I guess Donny must have just thought Percy was having another migrane headache those days........ lol..... Now Atlanta Falcon Back up FS Giordano was on the Packers roster last year.... and he still has his 91 speed rating..... and at no time during anything I witnessed during last season, was he even close to Collins in the speed department. One last thought...... I will never say that Patrick Willis isn't a complete beast and the best or one of the best at his position in the league........ but 90 speed for a ILB......???.......... Really........?/?.............. That makes him faster than Nick Collins then....... Wow........ LMAO 1 Ridiculous.

He caught numerous receivers and backs from behind, that's why.

« Previous 1 2…5 6 7 8 9 10 111213 Next »

More Links

Madden NFL 11 Player Ratings: Top Players at Each Position (K0ACHK)