Under The Radar Players

[GruffyMcGuiness]

I know most of you haven't gotten to play a lot, but who are some good under the radar players you've noticed so far?

For me, LB Brandon Watts for the Vikings plays well above his 68 overall rating.

Hopefully when the game comes out Tuesday we can get a list going.

[Sheba2011]

Quote: Originally Posted by GruffyMcGuiness

I know most of you haven't gotten to play a lot, but who are some good under the radar players you've noticed so far? For me, LB Brandon Watts for the Vikings plays well above his 68 overall rating. Hopefully when the game comes out Tuesday we can get a list going.

Two for the New England Patriots:

Kenbrell Thomplins - 73
Zach Moore - 71

Both can be developed into great starters and play better than their OVR.

[DanBootleg]

Dontay Moch of the Cincinati Bengals.

I take him every year because he has 90 speed at LB and really high hit power. He's raw but you can turn him into a star.

[Wolfpack44]

Jarvis Landry on the Dolphins has really good catching. Perfect for using him in the slot.

[brandon27]

Quote: Originally Posted by Wolfpack44

Jarvis Landry on the Dolphins has really good catching. Perfect for using him in the slot.

Agreed. His OVR rating (even though its a bit irrelevant) is way too low IMO. He's going to be a pleasant surprise for Miami this year.

He's also a perfect player IMO for this discussion too. With a bit of work, if you're concerned about OVR's, I'd think you can get Landry up there pretty quick, because his position related ratings are actually good.

[chunt04]

Tyrod Taylor for the Ravens is a great backup QB... excellent speed and good arm.

[Aiq xDoDx]

Donte Moch is the Gerald Greene of Madden. That guy has ridiculous stats. Both he and Taylor Mays on that team too. Personally, I like to grab Denard Robinson and build up his skill set.

[Armor and Sword]

Allen Hurns WR Jaguars. Former star at The "U" and I can't believe he went undrafted.

He very well may end up being the Jags #1 WR this upcoming season.