Madden 2011 Washington Redskins Player Ratings
by Ken Meringolo on Jul 12, 2010 10:54 AM EDT
in Redskins Analysis
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Over at ESPN.com, they have most of the individual player ratings up for this year's release of Madden 2011. At first glance, it would seem that the Madden folks aren't very bullish on the chances this Redskins squad will be above average this year.
The Offensive Line stats are rather underwhelming and rightfully so I guess. Nobody is higher than 80, with Mike Williams being one of three "starters" to carry the 80 rating. Rookie Trent Williams gets hooked up with the early 80, which is awesome for all of you out there playing the dynasty mode--he is a surefire 90's tackle down the line. But this offensive line is going to STRUGGLE based on the numbers here. Jammal Brown's addition to the Washington roster will make a huge difference, but until that happens, the running game could be hard to find initially.
The game only puts one Redskin in 90's territory and it should come as no surprise that it is London Fletcher. I am a little shocked at Haynesworth's 86 overall rating, but I am perfectly content to consider him snubbed. The defense in general is solid, but it doesn't jump off the page as the show-stopping unit we all think it very well could be. The one rating I hate on defense is Jeremy Jarmon's 69 overall. I think this is not an accurate reflection of this particular player, but it could be a result of his injury. The other number I might quibble with is Kevin Barnes' tackle rating--I would like to see his tackle number in the high 70's or so since I think that is one of his strengths (but what do I know?).
On offense, McNabb rings the bell with an 89 overall, giving players the chance to dance with what is very much a legit Madden quarterback. The running backs are simply pedestrian, with the one caveat being Willie Parker's 95 speed rating. Cooley and Moss look solid--Cooley has great hands and Moss has the speed. Fred Davis is the big riser, coming in at 76 with great catch ratings. In what could be a precursor to what happens in training camp, Malcolm Kelly is the lowest rated receiver on the roster. Devin Thomas' ratings are not that special, but I think for the average Madden player, you should be able to utilize his speed and hands as a #2 or #3 receiver.
I am unprepared to consider anyone on this offense "snubbed". After all, we were 4-12 with all kinds of problems on the offensive side of the ball. For the full list of ratings, courtesy of ESPN The Life, follow the jump.
Wide Receivers and Tight Ends
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
CAT
CAR
SPC
CIT
RRG
47
C. Cooley
TE
89
78
84
69
85
87
97
78
87
83
85
89
72
79
88
92
89
S. Moss
WR
83
96
94
43
95
88
90
70
80
86
85
85
60
87
72
88
86
F. Davis
TE
76
79
83
67
83
67
79
80
93
81
87
80
55
86
85
80
11
D. Thomas
WR
74
91
92
74
88
63
78
88
86
85
88
75
74
81
75
70
84
J. Galloway
WR
73
91
90
45
86
84
75
47
47
75
77
84
59
74
60
81
85
S. Ryan
TE
72
67
71
73
65
74
80
75
84
45
70
75
66
58
74
70
19
B. Wade
WR
70
81
85
44
87
83
80
79
88
71
75
82
75
65
74
79
12
M. Kelly
WR
70
85
84
68
80
60
78
46
67
55
91
81
76
70
78
68
Running Backs
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
CAT
CAR
TRK
ELU
BCV
STF
SMV
JMV
26
C. Portis
HB
85
87
86
67
88
92
91
92
83
89
79
62
86
76
84
95
73
86
87
45
M. Sellers
FB
84
70
69
78
70
87
85
95
85
71
60
79
74
86
30
70
75
55
60
27
L. Johnson
HB
81
85
82
79
79
84
88
95
94
88
71
60
91
90
64
88
96
75
79
39
W. Parker
HB
77
95
85
64
79
82
86
91
87
75
59
54
82
74
79
74
73
84
75
Quarterbacks
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
CAT
CAR
THP
THA
TAS
TAM
TAD
5
D. McNabb
QB
89
75
72
75
76
87
95
96
82
93
76
48
69
96
82
72
83
87
8
R. Grossman
QB
65
57
60
51
59
68
90
75
70
60
55
15
55
90
72
76
64
67
15
C. Brennan
QB
59
62
62
45
63
48
92
60
61
83
50
30
60
78
84
86
73
60
Offensive Linemen
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
RBK
PBK
66
D. Dockery
LG
80
47
65
93
48
82
72
90
96
62
21
90
79
72
T. Williams
LT
80
72
85
91
72
59
65
70
89
64
65
88
84
71
M. Williams
RG
80
48
70
95
44
79
60
70
72
40
28
89
75
61
C. Rabach
C
74
53
65
83
52
83
70
87
91
21
27
78
86
77
C. Rinehart
RG
72
58
76
90
59
50
84
90
94
70
55
84
80
74
S. Heyer
RT
66
48
62
92
49
69
65
70
89
67
55
82
83
75
A. Hicks
RT
66
50
66
89
54
65
67
83
82
59
29
88
84
63
W. Montgomery
C
65
48
66
86
50
66
70
68
86
55
51
80
80
68
C. Oldenburg
LT
60
60
70
86
63
49
78
77
88
60
75
77
77
50
E. Williams
LG
58
45
58
78
55
35
72
71
88
49
24
81
73
Linebackers
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
TKL
PMV
FMV
BSR
PUR
PRC
HPR
59
L. Fletcher
MLB
91
79
84
74
84
98
99
95
99
55
61
99
51
61
86
99
98
81
98
B. Orakpo
LOLB
85
84
92
88
83
72
79
85
96
84
80
86
95
74
88
93
73
89
52
R. McIntosh
MLB
79
82
88
69
85
74
90
78
76
86
82
87
55
68
83
91
79
85
99
A. Carter
ROLB
76
77
87
80
72
88
78
88
91
80
55
80
70
88
75
90
78
84
57
C. Draft
MLB
69
74
79
73
76
83
79
69
88
75
69
82
61
60
64
75
80
75
54
H. Blades
MLB
61
69
82
68
77
67
84
85
92
69
82
77
52
61
65
88
66
74
97
L. Alexander
ROLB
61
65
76
85
64
69
76
85
90
64
60
79
78
56
77
68
70
66
53
P. Riley
MLB
60
83
79
80
66
37
79
92
89
74
72
85
68
45
93
72
54
90
51
R. Henson
MLB
59
76
82
66
73
60
83
77
88
70
78
72
55
62
72
84
62
76
95
C. Wilson
LOLB
58
75
83
69
68
60
82
80
88
75
75
65
76
83
55
86
59
68
Kickers and Punters
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
KP
KA
3
J. Bidwell
P
80
52
56
24
46
94
78
60
70
65
85
90
4
G. Gano
K
61
65
66
44
64
52
80
60
90
68
91
81
Defensive Linemen
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
TKL
PMV
FMV
BSR
PUR
PRC
HPR
92
A. Haynesworth
RE
86
65
85
98
62
88
69
78
75
94
52
93
97
55
99
80
75
70
96
M. Kemoeatu
DT
76
37
55
97
48
84
73
75
80
21
45
85
82
54
93
58
68
60
94
A. Carriker
LE
74
73
78
86
69
68
83
89
87
70
65
80
80
60
77
78
60
74
64
K. Golston
DT
73
61
80
84
63
73
55
82
87
75
49
84
72
46
82
79
70
55
93
P. Daniels
LE
73
63
72
93
64
88
71
89
82
77
55
82
70
56
79
67
85
57
90
J. Jarmon
RE
69
75
86
74
69
64
77
74
89
75
72
72
76
65
74
71
44
70
72
H. Green
DT
66
59
67
82
58
66
62
73
75
70
47
72
71
56
79
67
62
59
Defensive Backs
NUM
NAME
POS
OVR
SPD
ACC
STR
AGL
AWR
STA
TGH
INJ
SWG
JMP
CAT
TKL
PMV
FMV
BSR
PUR
PRC
HPR
30
L. Landry
SS
87
92
96
80
93
71
95
88
97
83
95
54
80
74
77
85
88
61
97
23
D. Hall
CB
85
97
95
49
94
79
92
87
94
90
93
81
56
17
30
22
65
66
50
22
C. Rogers
CB
79
89
92
66
89
77
95
84
90
85
93
35
64
50
68
62
86
75
51
38
P. Buchanon
CB
74
96
97
42
92
75
95
65
80
79
87
55
35
15
22
25
64
74
36
20
J. Tryon
CB
72
92
93
58
90
62
95
80
94
72
88
47
52
41
45
29
79
65
52
48
C. Horton
SS
72
84
86
64
82
66
90
80
94
74
82
63
70
59
61
68
82
65
77
37
R. Doughty
FS
69
78
83
66
77
69
90
87
93
55
76
45
83
41
50
66
81
77
75
41
K. Moore
FS
68
88
89
52
88
55
83
54
57
75
87
62
69
35
45
58
71
46
87
25
K. Barnes
CB
63
89
85
68
86
40
88
85
93
70
86
60
66
55
40
66
76
42
67
34
B. Westbrook
CB
62
86
88
55
88
59
82
81
85
60
84
52
46
25
35
42
65
45
39
OVR: Overall Rating - SPD: Speed - ACC: Acceleration - STR: Strength - AGL: Agility - AWR: Awareness - STA: Stamina - TGH: Toughness - INJ: Injury -SWG: Swagger - JMP: Jumping - CAT: Catching - CAR: Carrying - SPC: Spectacular Catch - CIT: Catch in Traffic - RRG: Route Running - TRK: Trucking -ELU: Elusiveness - BCV: Ball Carrier Vision - STF: Stiff Arm - SMV: Spin Move - JMV: Juke Move - THP: Throw Power - THA: Throw Accuracy - TAS: Throw Accuracy Short - TAM: Throw Accuracy Middle - TAD: Throw Accuracy Deep - RBK: Run Block - PBK: Pass Block - TKL: Tackle - PMV: Power Moves - FMV:Finesse Moves - BSR: Block Shedding - PUR: Pursuit - PRC: Play Recognition - HPR: Hit Power
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lol @ Landry rated ahead of Haynesworth
"By far the worst performers on the team are in the front office." – Sally Jenkins
Thank you
for the list, I was looking for these.
Does anybody have Jammal Brown’s Madden stats for this year?
My understanding is that he is 90+
Which makes him a huge addition on the Madden field.
by Ken Meringolo on Jul 12, 2010 11:13 AM EDT up reply actions
On this top OL list
J. Brown, OT, is 91 – http://www.pastapadre.com/2010/06/24/madden-11-player-ratings-top-10-ol
Jonathan Stinchcomb (NO) – 90 on Madden and rated as 10th OT in 2009 on Pro Football Focus with an overall rating of 11.5 which was just below D’Brickashaw Ferguson and just above Kareem McKenzie. If this means anything Jammal Brown should be alright. The top ten list from these two sources differ quite a bit, i.e., Clady was 16th and Roos 37th. on PFF in 2009. J. Brown was 47th on the 2008 PFF.
by Jefferson1935 on Jul 12, 2010 4:22 PM EDT up reply actions
An imputation for Madden 11
NUM NAME POS OVR SPD ACC STR AGL AWR STA TGH INJ SWG JMP RBK PBK
70… J. Brown RT. .91 …60 …80 …92… 65… 84… 84…75.. 94.. .NA… NA… 93… 95
With the exception of OVR, the other figures are from Madden 10. SWR and JMP were new additions for Madden 11. Since Brown missed the 2009 season, his INJ rating should drop from 94.
by Jefferson1935 on Jul 13, 2010 1:12 AM EDT up reply actions
Saints' ratings haven't been released yet
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by Kevin Ewoldt on Jul 12, 2010 11:17 AM EDT up reply actions
Yeah I'm pretty sure this is my first year ever not buying it
I bought last year’s and barely played
"By far the worst performers on the team are in the front office." – Sally Jenkins
EA Sports and the Madden title...
Are un-American. I won’t be buying anything EA for a while, if ever.
by Scorin' Scalps on Jul 12, 2010 3:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah
Pretty harsh. But if you look at his actual kicking (91 power and 81 accuracy), it’s not that bad.
by BigOLinemen on Jul 12, 2010 11:20 AM EDT up reply actions
All you need in Madden is power anyways.
Accuracy has never had an impact for me as long as you can master the annually changing kick meter.
Insert something witty here.
by Knubles and Bits on Jul 12, 2010 2:11 PM EDT up reply actions
REED DOUGHTY A 69!!!
WOW… DISRESPECTFUL.
He was the most consistent players in our secondary. And they rated Jim Leonard an 85 and Doughty is better than him. Doughty has about 15 more tackles in 9 less starts.
And And Andre Carters rating is just nonchalant for a man who had 11 sacks last seaon.
wow....very disrespectful.
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by Kevin Ewoldt on Jul 12, 2010 12:55 PM EDT up reply actions
Andre Carter
Doesn’t make since. Unless it’s because he’s moved from DE to OLB. He dropped from an 84 to a 76 after an 11 sack season.
Yeah
I understand, but like I said with Haynesworth, they have a bad rating system for 3-4 guys. Their system is based on 3-4, and Carter, as a 4-3 OLB isn’t good. He is a pass rushing guy and should be 80s, but their rating system has yet to adjust properly to each system.
New Swagger rating.
Haha, pretty funny to see. Our most swaggered player is Haynesworth with 94.
I would’ve put Moss in the 95 range, the kid drips swag.
Rabach and Kemoeatu have the least about of swagger with an embarassing 21.
They must tuck their jersey into their jeans.
I'd put LaRon waay up there
Mean mugging after a routine tackle while your team gets beaten down – the definition of Swagger.
Bored and broke.
After LaRon Landry's intimidating 97 Hit Power
The rookie, Perry Riley, is regarded as our second hardest hitter with 90. I’d love to see that translate onto the actual field.
I watched a lot of LSU last year..
And I think that Riley was a great pick-up. The dude’s an animal.
Also, if I were Kareem Moore
I’d be looking at my stats and wondering how he deserves a 57 injury rating. Noticeably lower than almost everyone, except Old Man Galloway.
I drafted a running back in Year 2 of Madden 2010 with a 31 injury rating
He gets injured at least once a game. So annoying.
The best is when a player gets a “career-ending injury” in the dynasty mode. That is too much reality for my taste. You mean to tell me I dropped $60+ on a game and my quarterback gets a career-ending vertebrae injury? That is complete BS (except when it happens to someone else’s team).
by Ken Meringolo on Jul 12, 2010 12:32 PM EDT up reply actions
I'd love to hear the players' reactions to their ratings.
Like the Red Snapper’s famous letter to EA.
I can picture Kareem looking at it and thinking “oh, they misdiagnosed me with brittle bone syndrome”.
Or Carlos Rogers going out and catching 100 balls a night to try and improve his hilarious 35 catch rating. Hahaha
Also
Main reason Hanyesworth is low is because he is at DE, and their ratings for 3-4 DEs are pretty messed up. If you change Haynesworth to a DT he’d probably be at least 92, 93. He’ll be playing NT on my team whether he wants to or not.
You are giving away all of our secrets!
Another good one is to move OLB to DE. You can draft a mediocre OLB later and move him to DE where his rating almost always improves a good 7-10 points. That way, you can save yourself from drafting a pure DE higher up and use the pick on a luxury pick.
by Ken Meringolo on Jul 12, 2010 3:01 PM EDT up reply actions
YES
I would always grab Orakpo and throw him at DE. He’d go from like, 83 to 95. Ken, you have stolen my secrets.
Yeah mine too..
Or I might just sit his ass on the bench all season out of spite.
I think Campbell got the 6 point increase when they stripped Zorn of play-calling.
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by Kevin Ewoldt on Jul 12, 2010 12:57 PM EDT up reply actions
He knows Tom Cable will punch him in the face every time he misses an open reciever
Hence the +6
Bored and broke.
a lot of people feel that way......
I see how it could be a close call, but look at is this way. Would you agree that over the course of their careers Dallas has had, often considerably, more talent on the offensive side of the ball, yet Mc Nabb has been more successful……5 NFC championship games. Romo has won one(?) playoff game?
b/c he's a perennial back up.
next question.
"By far the worst performers on the team are in the front office." – Sally Jenkins
Hicks, RBs
Hicks a 66, equal to Heyer – that’s a little discouraging. BMW 80 – bittersweet, considering. Rabach 74 – could lose job? O-line ratings suggest that we could still try to upgrade that unit, especially at RG. If we got a very good RG, Hicks could back up all the Gs and Ts, while Capers and Cook are trained intensively. The RBs – surprisingly high? Makes me re-think Parker. Colt a 59? My man will fix that in the pre-season. At least he’s ahead of Chris Wilson.
Orakpo
85??
That’ll go up pretty quick. That would be a one point increase from last year if I’m not mistaken…..that’s just….wow…….i guess he had a pretty average rookie year, wouldn’t you agree?
While I understand
85 is a pretty strong rating. Average NFL starter is like 75-80 on Madden. While I agree, I see him ending at at least 90, probably more, still. You can’t give a guy too much respect after only one year.
Madden 11 spread sheets for NFL teams
are available for all of the NFL teams except the Vikings and Redskins at http://www.operationsports.com/forums/madden-nfl-football/425743-madden-nfl-11-complete-roster-ratings-falcons.html. I did find the spread sheet for the Redskins by using a Google search reskinsratings.xls. http://ll-100.ea.com/cem/u/f/GPO/easports.com/madden/madden10/redskins/ReskinsRatings.xls
The two 7th round OL, Selvish Capers and Erik Cook, are not listed.
I have no intention of playing Madden 11, but it seems obvious that they do not use the Combine results for speed, acceleration, and jumping. A good case is J. Meredith, Buffalo Bills, who had some of the best OL performances in the 2009 Combines. Hence I would not expect ratings for Capers to reflect his Combines either.
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