Madden NFL 22 Player Ratings - Top Running Backs and Tight Ends

[titanswin53]

Quote: Originally Posted by PhillyPhanatic14

So Jalen Ramsey INJ rating is an 86... he has missed 6 games in 5 years and 4 of those were from a holdout with the Jags. So that's 2 games missed in 5 years through injury and that = an 86 INJ rating. Meanwhile CMac has a 96 INJ rating after missing 13 games in 2020 alone with multiple injuries. It's a small thing to get hung up on but there seems to be no method to it and injuries are a huge part of the immersion in franchise.

Lol at least we do have the option to change Ratings ourselves, imagine if we didn't?

I didn't get to try the Beta, but everything I've read, and especially Armor's enthusiasm for 22, has me ready for it.

I may just do a deep dive in to changing ratings myself. CMAC having a 96 INJ Rating is just a no go for me. I don't even get the justification for that.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Quote: Originally Posted by PhillyPhanatic14

So Jalen Ramsey INJ rating is an 86... he has missed 6 games in 5 years and 4 of those were from a holdout with the Jags. So that's 2 games missed in 5 years through injury and that = an 86 INJ rating. Meanwhile CMac has a 96 INJ rating after missing 13 games in 2020 alone with multiple injuries. It's a small thing to get hung up on but there seems to be no method to it and injuries are a huge part of the immersion in franchise.

For whatever reason, excepting DL they seem to be rating defenders lower than their offensive counterparts. Not even 10 safeties in the NFL rated over 90, for example.

[jfsolo]

Quote: Originally Posted by IlluminatusUIUC

For whatever reason, excepting DL they seem to be rating defenders lower than their offensive counterparts. Not even 10 safeties in the NFL rated over 90, for example.

If I'm not mistaken only WR has had at least 10 players over 90 so far.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Quote: Originally Posted by jfsolo

If I'm not mistaken only WR has had at least 10 players over 90 so far.

The average NFL snap is 3wr vs Nickel, so 3wr vs 5 DBs. So we're talking about 96 "starting" wideouts and a minimum of 10 guys over 90+ vs 160 "starting" DBs (safety and corner) and 14 guys over 90+. So at the top end WRs already have the ratings edge, and that assumes an even distribution below it (which I doubt). I imagine the spread would get bigger when you start comparing #2 wideouts vs #2 DBs.

[CM Hooe]

Ezekiel Elliott - Carrying 83

Woof.