Playmakers Classic 90s Roster for Xbox One

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We need these for PS4 Madden 21!!!!

Come on Playmakers!!!


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90's Roster Top 10 by Position (Off)

QB

96 Joe Montan-1992 SFO
95 Dan Marino-1992 MIA
93 John Elway-1998 DEN
93 Steve Young-1992 SFO
92 Troy Aikman-1992 DAL
92 Kurt Warner-1999 STL/LA
91 Warren Moon-1992 HOU
90 Jim Kelly-1990 BUF
90 Peyton Manning-1999 IND
90 Brett Favre-1992 GB

RB

99 Barry Sanders-1991 DET
99 Marshall Faulk-1999 STL/LA
95 Emmitt Smith-1992 DAL
92 Thurman Thomas-1990 BUF
92 Jerome Bettis-1996 PIT
90 BO Jackson-1990 OAK
90 Terrell Davis-1998 DEN
90 Curtis Martin-1998 NYJ
90 Robert Smith-1998 MIN
87 Eddie George-1999 TENN

FB

93 Mike Alstott-1999 TB
92 "Moose" Johnston-92 DAL
87 Brad Muster-1990 CHImj
86 Tom Rathman-1992 SFO
86 "Iron Head" Heyward-1992 NO
85 Larry Centers-1998 AZ
84 Keith Byars-1990 PHI
84 Sam Gash-2000 BAL
83 Lorenzo Neal-1999 TEN
82 Howard Griffith-1998 DEN

WR

99 Jerry Rice-1992 SFO
95 Michael Irvin-1992 DAL
93 Cris Carter-1998 MIN
92 Sterling Sharpe-1992 GB
92 Randy Moss-1998 MIN
92 Marvin Harrison-1999 IND
92 Isaac Bruce-1999 STL/LA
90 Andre Reed-1990 BUF
89 KeyShawn Johnson-1998 NYJ
89 Gary Clark-1991 WASH

TE

98 Shannon Sharpe-1998 DEN
93 Ozzie Newsome-1989 CLE
90 Ben Coates-1996 NE
89 Keith Jackson-1990 PHI
88 Jay Novacek-1992 DAL
88 Kyle Brady-1999 JAC
88 Wesley Walls-96 CAR
88 Frank Wycheck-1999 TENN
87 Mark Bavaro-1990 NYG
86 Brent Jones-1992 SFO

OT

97 Orlando Pace-1999 STL/LA
97 Jonathan Ogden-2000 BAL
97 Walter Jones-1998 SEA
93 Anthony Munoz-1990 CIN
93 Tony Boselli-1999 JAC
91 Bruce Armstrong-1996 NE
91 Brad Hopkins-1999 TENN
90 Will Wolford-1990 BUF
89 Erik Williams-1992 DAL
89 Jim Lachey-1991 WASH

OG

95 Larry Allen-90's FA Pool
91 Mike Munchak-1992 HOU
91 Randall McDaniel-1998 MIN
90 Mark Schlereth-1998 DEN
90 Nate Newton-1992 DAL
89 William Roberts-1990 NYG
88 Steve Wisniewski-1990 OAK
87 Guy Mclntyre-1992 SFO
86 Bruce Matthews-1999 TENN
86 Max Montoya-1990 OAK

C

93 Dermonti Dawson-1996 PIT
92 Bruce Matthews 1992 HOU
91 Mike Webster-1990 KC
91 Bart Oates-1990 NYG
90 Tom Nalen-1998 DEN
89 Don Mosebar-1990 OAK
89 Jay Hilgeberg-1990 CHI
89 Jeff Christy-1998 MIN
88 Kevin Glover-1991 DET
88 Jeff Bostic-1990 Redskins

Will Post Top 10 Defensive positions at a later date.

On Monday, August 24, 2020, Playmakers Rosters wrote:

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UPDATE (Final Team Completed will add 100+ FA's from the 90"s era to the file later)

1998 New York Jets (82 overall)

TOP Rated Players

RB Curtis Martin 90
C Kevin Mawae 90
WR Keyshawn Johnson 89 XFACTOR-Double Me
LB Mo Lewis 89
LB Marvin "Shade Tree" Jones 87

The team improved on its previous season by three games, finishing 12–4 in their second season under head coach Bill Parcells, winning their first division title since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970; the 12–4 record was also the best in Jets history. This success came just two years after the Jets’ 1–15 record in 1996.

Their attempt to reach their first Super Bowl in thirty years was halted by losing in Denver when the 14–2 Broncos scored 23 unanswered points in the second half.

The 1998 Jets are one of only two teams in NFL history to win seven games against teams that would go on to make the playoffs.

Vinny Testaverde threw for 3,256 yards, 29 touchdowns, and only 7 interceptions in 421 pass attempts (1.7%).

His top targets Wr's Keshawn Johnson (83-1131) and Wayne Chrebet (75-1033) each topped the 1000 yard mark on the season.

Testaverde and Johnson were joined in the Pro bowl by RB Curtis Martin, LB Mo Lewis & CB Aaron Glenn.

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A DECADE TO REMEMBER: THE NFL IN THE ’90s

The Gulf War…Beanie Babies…the Internet.

All are symbolic of life in the 1990s, the last decade of the millennium.

NFL fans will remember the ’90s for "Wide right"…"The Triplets"…2,000 yards…and "This one’s for John."

The decade will be remembered by players, coaches and fans for great teams…outstanding players…and memorable milestones.

The Dallas Cowboys became the first team to win three Super Bowls in four years. The Denver Broncos made a run at a perfect season in 1998 before winning their second consecutive Super Bowl. The Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins also won Super Bowls (the 49ers also won the 1989 Super Bowl, which was played in January 1990).

DAN MARINO became the all-time passing leader. JERRY RICE became the league’s all-time leading receiver and touchdown scorer. TERRELL DAVIS and BARRY SANDERS each rushed for over 2,000 yards in a single season.

https://www.nfl.info/nflmedia/news/1999news/Decade.htm

UPDATED FINAL LIST OF TEAMS, RANKINGS & PLAYBOOKS

92 Dallas Cowboys-86 Rated SB Team (Heavy Run/4-3)
98 Denver Broncos-86 Rated SB Team (West Coast/4-3)
90 Buffalo Bills-85 Rated SB Team (Run N Gun/3-4)
00 Baltimore Ravens-85 Rated SB Team (West Coast/Multiple)
98 Minnesota Vikings-85 Rated (West Coast/3-4)
99 St.Louis/LA Rams-85 Rated SB Team (LA Rams/4-3)
92 S.F. 49ers-84 Rated (West Coast/3-4)
92 Houston Oilers/Texans-84 Rated ( Run N Shoot/46)
91 Washington Redskins-83 Rated SB Team (Heavy Run/4-3)
90 Chicago Bears-83 Rated (West Coast/46)
90 New York Giants-82 Rated SB Team (Heavy Run/3-4)
96 New England Patriots-82 Rated SB Team (New England/3-4)
99 Jacksonville Jaguars 82 Rated (West Coast/4-3)
92 Green Bay Packers-82 Rated (West Coast/3-4)
99 Indianapolis Colts-82 Rated (Indianapolis/ Cover 2)
98 New York Jets-82 Rated (West Coast/Multiple)
92 Miami Dolphins-82 Rated (Miami/3-4)
90 Oakland Raiders-82 Rated (Oakland/4-3)
90 Philadelphia Eagles-81 Rated (West Coast/46)
90 Kansas City Chiefs-81 Rated (Heavy Run/3-4)
96 Pittsburgh Steelers-81 Rated (Pittsburgh/3-4)
99 Tennessee Titans-80 Rated SB Team (Tennessee/4-3)
92 New Orleans Saints-80 Rated (West Coast/3-4)
91 Detroit Lions-80 Rated (Run N Shoot/3-4)
91 Atlanta Falcons-80 Rated (Run N Gun/Multiple)
95 L.A./San Diego Chargers-79 SB Team (San Diego/4-3)
96 Carolina Panthers-79 Rated (Heavy Run/3-4)
90 Cincinnati Bengals-79 Rated (West Coast/3-4)
89 Cleveland Browns-79 Rated (West Coast/Multiple)
99 Tampa Bay Buccaneers-79 Rated (Heavy Run/Cover 2)
99 Seattle Seahawks-78 Rated (West Coast/4-3)
98 Arizona Cardinals-76 Rated (West Coast/Multiple)

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Hey check out the free agent QBs so far

Most of them are guys who didn't pan out in the nfl but it helps to keep the qb position overall in the 90's really weak if you don't got a stud like Elwaybor Young already on your roster.

Heath Shuler
Ryan Leaf
Tim Couch
Dan McGwire
Akili Smith
Cade McNown
Todd Marinovich
Rick Mirer
Tommie Frazier
Craig Erickson
Danny Wuerffel
Michael Bishop

Only a few guys on the free agent list that you could plug in as a starter

Culpepper
Flutie
Garcia
George
Everette
McNabb
Chris Miller

Also for all the free agent QBs I started a new formula for accuracy based on my old qb chart from madden 10 or 11 I believe.

I remember doing one of my brief conversations with EA guy back at that time they use accuracy based on overall completion %

Back then they had just one accuracy rating compared to now where you get short, medium and long.

But it's still easy to do based on the formula they used.

90 rating = 70% Completion rate
85 rating = 65% Completion rate
80 Rating = 60% Completion rate
75 Rating = 55% Completion Rate
70 Rating = 50% Completion Rate

So for example when you apply that formula to let's say Ryan Leaf who had a career completion % of just 49% his 3 accuracy rating would look something like this in the game in order to keep him near that percentage

Short 68
Mid 67
Deep 72

Add up the 3 ratings 68 + 67 + 72 = 207

207 ÷ 3 = 69

69 on the accuracy chart equals 49% Completion

The short, medium and long rating is based on each QBs strength and weaknesses

I gave Leaf his best accuracy rating of 72 for the deep ball because he was a big strong dude.

I then tested 4 different games vs Leaf on Madden 20 with default 50 qb accuracy and sure enough he looked awful he completion percentages of 56, 47, 52 and 54 percentage.

Ironically he still hit on a number of short throws but his mid range passes were a thing of beauty seeing how they were slightly off target for the wrs to catch.

Now I only tested this on Pro bowl level my gut feeling is this will still work on All Pro and All Madden but chances are the percentages will probably go up a little on each level because of the ratings boost each level gives to the CPU players

But I can definitely live with Ryan Leaf having his highest completion % of 56 out of the 4 test games with those ratings I assigned him.

This was CPU vs CPU play btw and I only gave him 50 awareness which probably helped lol

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LIST OF TOP RATED DEFENSIVE PLAYERS BY POSITION

DE

96 Reggie White-1990 PHI
94 Bruce Smith-1990 BUF
91 John Randle-1998 MIN
90 Richard Dent-1990 CHI
90 Charles Haley-1992 DAL
88 Howie Long-1990 OAK
88 Leslie O'neal-1994 SD/LAC
87 Clyde Simmons-1990 PHI
87 William Fuller-1992 HOU
87 Jevon Kearse-1999 TEN

DT

91 Cortez Kennedy-1998 SEA
91 Warren Sapp-1999 TB
91 Sam Adams-2000 BAL
89 Jerome Brown-1990 PHI
89 Ray Childress-1992 HOU
89 William "Fridge" Perry-1990 CHI
88 Michael Dean Perry-1989 CLE
88 Jerry Ball-1991 DET
85 Eric Swann-1998 AZ
85 Joel Steed-1996 PIT

LB

99 Lawrence Taylor-1990 NYG
99 Ray Lewis-2000 BAL
93 Derrick Thomas-1990 KC
93 Ricky Jackson-1992 NO
92 Derrick Brooks-1999 TB
92 Junior Seau-1994 SD/LAC
92 Mike Singletary-1990 CHI
91 Chris Spielman-1991 DET
90 Kevin Greene-1996 CAR
90 Sam Mills-1992 NO

CB

99 Deion Sanders-1991 ATL
97 Darrell Green-1991 WAS
95 Rod Woodson-1996 PIT
90 Frank Minnifield-1989 CLE
90 Aeneas Williams-1998 AZ
88 Eric Allen-1990 PHI
88 Hanford Dixon-1989 CLE
88 Albert Lewis-1990 KC
88 Eric Davis-1996 CAR
88 Todd Lyght-1999 STL/LAR

S

92 Rod Woodson-2000 BAL
91 Steve Atwater-1998 DEN
91 Carnell Lake-1996 PIT
89 John Lynch-1999 TB
89 David Fulcher-1990 CIN
88 Bennie Blades-1991 DET
87 Blaine Bishop-1999 TEN
85 Louis Oliver-1992 MIA
85 Thomas Everett-1992 DAL
84 Mark Carrier-1990 CHI

NOTES

*** 1990 version of Ronnie Lott not yet rated ***

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Tommie Frazier would be great!

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Quote: Originally Posted by flatscan

Tommie Frazier would be great!

Frazier was the man.

I’ll never forget that run he made in the Fiesta Bowl against Florida when he run through, around, and over not only the Gators, but some of his own players.


Youngsters should check this out:

https://youtu.be/lsUuXkReqmQ