nfc north player ratings (ign)

[phillyphanatic5]

http://sports.ign.com/articles/633/633546p1.html

[jhaunki]

Man... severe overrating going on. I am truly dissappointed.

[X*Cell]

If Favre is a 93, then Ahman Green shouldn't just be a 92... I think Green is better than Favre at this point especially because of age...

and why is Green's Strength better than Kabeer G.B. ... that doesn't make sense.

[kweiss]

My opinions on the Packers.

Longwell's kick accuracy should be much higher, and his power slightly lower.

Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila is rated too high.

Grady Jackson should be rated higher then Cletidus Hunt.

No way Nick Luchey should be rated higher then Najeh Davenport.

[kweiss]

Quote: Originally Posted by xcelldarim31

If Favre is a 93, then Ahman Green shouldn't just be a 92... I think Green is better than Favre at this point especially because of age... and why is Green's Strength better than Kabeer G.B. ... that doesn't make sense.

K.G.B.'s effectiveness all comes from his speed and explosiveness. Weighing 250 pounds, if a lineman gets a good block on him he's done. On the other hand, Ahman Green breaks tackles and powers through people like nobody's business.

I don't agree with Green being better then Favre, but that's an entirely different argument.

[Vast]

theres no way that ahman green has a 96 speed and 96 acceleration thats ridiculous.

[MrE_Gamer]

These player ratings are really jacked up. I Feel Rookies shouldn't have a rating 80 and above, because they haven't proven themselves

[gooberstabone]

Quote: Originally Posted by Vast

theres no way that ahman green has a 96 speed and 96 acceleration thats ridiculous.

Yeah, that's a bit much. That's one thing that always gets me about Madden. Their superstars are a bit TOO super!

But as for whoever wrote about Green's strength in comparison to K.G.B's, I don't think "all strength ratings are created equal." What I mean is for a running back Green's strength is a 76. For a Linebacker, K.G.B's strength is a 75. They are compared with others at their positions, not overall.