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With the NBA season now over and free agency taking the sports world by storm, it’s almost time to hit the gridiron once again. The 2019-20 NFL season is quickly approaching, and that means Madden season is upon us. With the arrival of the latest game in the famed football video game franchise, it’s time to see how this year’s crop of NFL rookies reacts to their in-game ratings. As expected they were not too pleased with them and hilariously responded.
The annual moment where the rooks get disappointed after learning where how they stack up against the competition this year featured Arizona Cardinals top draft pick Kyler Murray (73 OVR), Chicago Bears RB David Montgomery (71 OVR), San Franciso WR Deebo Samuel (71 OVR), Tennessee Titan wideout AJ Brown (72 OVR), 49ers top draft pick MAGA Nick Bosa (78) and more. It should come as no surprise these upstarts believe they have tremendous potential but after seeing their cyber versions ratings in the game are quite humbled and honestly surprised issuing rebuttals to what Madden’s ranking experts assessments of their on-field skills.
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While we understand why they are upset with their rankings, they’re definitely gonna have an opportunity to show why their rankings could be higher on the field. If you were one of those people who always wondered how in the hell they determine NFL players ranking in the game, ESPN’s E:60 announced an upcoming episode dedicated to the whole process premiering on July 21st.
Madden NFL 20 will be available worldwide on August 2, 2019, on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Origin for PC. You can keep with the ratings as they drop on the Madden NFL 20 rating hub as they are revealed over the next few weeks. You can peep the trailer for the game that features the Kansas City Chiefs’ standout rookie QB, Patrick Mahomes on the cover below.
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