Madden NFL 17 Player Ratings - Top 10 Rookies, Along with a Few More

[kehlis]

Quote: Originally Posted by Godgers12

Aguayo only 92 KPW rofl. I feel sorry for Bucs fans who were looking forward to having a 2nd round player they wouldn't be looking to replace after a year. Such a wasted pick.

Quote: Originally Posted by Godgers12

Except accuracy has never meant anything in Madden. And I like my K's to be able to drill 60 yarders when the time comes.

Most here prefer realism but it's okay because if you want to make a kick on demand there are difficulty levels and sliders you can adjust to ensure you are able to.

[Steve_OS]

Just updated the OP w/ some more rookie ratings via ESPN.

[Godgers12]

Quote: Originally Posted by kehlis

Most here prefer realism but it's okay because if you want to make a kick on demand there are difficulty levels and sliders you can adjust to ensure you are able to.

Accuracy has never meant anything in Madden. For as long as I can remember if you had a 97+ KPW K 58+ yarders were easy. I wish ACC meant something, but until I see a poor acc K miss one BECAUSE of his ACC, then I'm going to assume it once again means very little. I would love for K's who have poor accuracy to miss FGs even after perfecting the meter. In the old NCAA games a poor K would slice the ball left or right even with a perfect meter, that's what Madden needs to implement imo.

[jb12780]

You can easily edit those ratings.

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[kehlis]

Quote: Originally Posted by Godgers12

Accuracy has never meant anything in Madden. For as long as I can remember if you had a 97+ KPW K 58+ yarders were easy. I wish ACC meant something, but until I see a poor acc K miss one BECAUSE of his ACC, then I'm going to assume it once again means very little. I would love for K's who have poor accuracy to miss FGs even after perfecting the meter. In the old NCAA games a poor K would slice the ball left or right even with a perfect meter, that's what Madden needs to implement imo.

I also didn't say anything that either agreed or disagreed.

In one post your basically criticizing the pick the of the real life team which has nothing to do with Madden and then in the next you admit you want to be able to kick an automatic 60 yarder at will.

My point was that at this site what you want to have is vastly in the minority, for years people have mentioned they would love for accuracy to be more difficult.

[The JareBear]

Paxton Lynch is a 74, here is the paragraph from that article regarding the QBs

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Even after they've retired and moved on from their football careers, Goff and Wentz will be connected and compared to each other. It's no different in Madden. Goff, the No. 1 pick by the Rams, and Wentz, the Eagles' pick at No. 2, enter their rookie seasons with identical 77 overall ratings. In fact, they have the same rating in 20 other categories. There are a few differences, however. While Goff edges Wentz in strength rating, Wentz has caught the Madden crew's attention as the superior runner, receiving higher marks in speed, agility, carrying, jumping, trucking (by a long shot) and elusiveness (also by a long shot), among other categories. Goff received higher passing ratings. Meanwhile, Denver's Paxton Lynch, the other quarterback taken in the first round, has a 74 overall rating.

[goillini03]

Quote: Originally Posted by The JareBear

Paxton Lynch is a 74, here is the paragraph from that article regarding the QBs ---------------------------------------------- Even after they've retired and moved on from their football careers, Goff and Wentz will be connected and compared to each other. It's no different in Madden. Goff, the No. 1 pick by the Rams, and Wentz, the Eagles' pick at No. 2, enter their rookie seasons with identical 77 overall ratings. In fact, they have the same rating in 20 other categories. There are a few differences, however. While Goff edges Wentz in strength rating, Wentz has caught the Madden crew's attention as the superior runner, receiving higher marks in speed, agility, carrying, jumping, trucking (by a long shot) and elusiveness (also by a long shot), among other categories. Goff received higher passing ratings. Meanwhile, Denver's Paxton Lynch, the other quarterback taken in the first round, has a 74 overall rating.

Great find. Happy to see Wentz as a 77. Lynch could turn into a beast if you can progress him correctly!

[The JareBear]

Braxton Miller is 90+ in speed agility and accel