Madden NFL 11 Player Ratings: Top Players at Each Position (K0ACHK)

[Maelstrom-XIII]

Jonathan Stewart is catching up, but to me, the best back in Carolina is someone who actually practices with at least SOME regularity. DeAngelo Williams for the win. But both are great backs, and either one could start for ANY team in the NFL...except maybe Tennessee or Minnesota...

[ShydeadI]

I find it BS that Steve Smith is a 92 after him having a bad QB for the most part of last year and then breaking open at the end of the year with Matt More! So wth.

[Maelstrom-XIII]

BS that he's that High, or that low?

If it was after the season where he won the WR triple crown (yards, receptions, TDs) I'd give him a higher OVR...but given that he's been working with a subpar QB and therefore has subpar numbers (for him at least), I wasn't even expecting him to break 90...especially for all the love that his mini-me, DeSean Jackson, is getting...

[Dog]

i think its a crime that brent celek is not a top 10 tight end.

[mikezPATS]

Quote: Originally Posted by monkeybutlerz

Disagree, at least with reasoning. Don't forget that Revis also plays on a Rex Ryan defense which blitzes a lot more, causing havoc and errant throws. Teams very rarely throw at Namdi anymore, making it hard to measure his impact on picks. In both cases, measuring their impact on INTs is faulty, as their biggest contribution comes from limiting the opposing WRs production, not forcing turnovers.

I'm a Pats fan, but I have to give it to Darrell, because Nnamdi only plays one side of the field, Revis plays right, left, nickle, and any dime formation in order to cover the #1 reciever.

[mikezPATS]

Quote: Originally Posted by R9NALD9

hell yeah baby, seems the 49ers are going to be really fun to play with this year! Beason is good no doubt...but anyone will tell you Willis is hands down the best MLB in the NFL!

Peterson has had better than 1300 yards every season, and is averaging over 13 tds per year and almost 5 yards per carry, his carry ability may be about a 69, but he is definitely one of the top two RBs in the league.
And as for Patrick Willis being the best over Beason, look at there stats, Patrick is faster, stronger, bigger, and has more ferociousness, he's Ray Lewis' playmaking ability, mixed with Zach Thomas's intensity and passion. Beason is elite, but Willis is the clear best out of all LBs in the league. Below is Patrick Willis' stats and then Beason's stats.
http://www.nfl.com/players/patrickwillis/profile?id=WIL618736
http://www.nfl.com/players/jonbeason/profile?id=BEA530518

[mikezPATS]

Quote: Originally Posted by kenlovin

I'm a Texan fan an I have no idea why schaub is rated so high in this game. He has done absolutely nothing at all since he's been here and his previous stint was a back up bso I don't now where they're getting the merit for such a high rating.

You're an idiot, and you obviously have never seen a Texans game if you think that Shaub has done nothing there, It's not like he led the entire league in yardage passing, become a Cowboys fan because you are no Texans fan.

[mikezPATS]

Quote: Originally Posted by GreenReign86

Woodson, not a 99, or even 98 overall? Definitely not buying now.

He isn't as good at coverage as Nnamdi or Darrell, he's just like a less risk-taking Asante Samuel, I think 3rd best fits him.