Madden 20 is here and, as always, it sells out by truck as American football fans around the world scramble and play for the big game. The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is , as always, the Super Bowl. There is no reason for the coach to lift the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season. But just who should you watch for poaching, buying, drafting, or direct theft for your team?
Well, ask no more dear reader, because this guide has introduced you. What follows is a look at all of the top players in each position in Madden 20. From QB to Wide Receiver, from Tight End to Punter, these are the top rated players in the game and they guarantee you unparalleled glory.
Madden 20: All the best players
Quarterback: Patrick Mahomes
OVR: 97
No wonder Patrick Mahomes was the best Madden 20 quarterback, whether he was the cover star of the game, it was a major shock if he was below anyone. The Kansas City Chiefs star player will be a boon to any side that can get him, with his notoriety in the '90s and everything in between, without his strength, being in the' 80s at higher, Patrick Mahomes is sure to shoot more than their fair share of passes and touchdowns for you throughout the season.
Half-back: Todd Gurley II
OVR: 97
The Los Angeles Rams Half-Back is tied with Patrick Mahomes when it comes to his overall standings, and it's not hard to see why. With all of his big stats in the 90s, he's super-fast, has excellent conscience, and can jump like a gazelle and land a successful landing. Todd Gurley II would be a brilliant addition to any team.
Dos complet: Kyle Juszczyk
OVR: 85
Up to three times, Pro Bowl rep Kyle Juszczyk may not have the highest 90 points from the previous two entries, but he's very good. Patrick Ricard, who has six points better than Full Back, is second. In a sport where the best margin is decisive for winning and losing, Kyle Juszczyk easily stands out from the crowd.
Receveur large: DeAndre Hopkins
OVR: 99
Wide Receivers are considered Hollywood's NFL players, and this is reflected in the overall ratings given to them by EA. The 13 best WRs in the game are all in the '90s, and the result is pretty poor when you get into the next batch, which leads me to think EA doesn't know how averages work. Nonetheless, DeAndre Hopkins is the cream of the crop and is so good that depending on the game I could pass him a pass while he was wearing a blindfold and he always knew where he was going and could catch it.
Tight End: Travis Kelce
OVR: 96
It seems the average overall EA system considers a 99 in a category and decides that's where the player in question should be. Which is not how averages work, damn it !!! Either way, Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce is another who has a hawk conscience and has enough in his locker to back it up.
Left attack: David Bakhtiari
OVR: 97
It also seems strange to me that, according to EA's own database, David Bakhtiari is not the best left-wing striker in the game. Statistically he's got a better point in his conscience than Washington Redskins Trent Williams, but he's losing across the board in every other category, and not by small margins either. The Green Bay Packers Tackle is considered better at their job than their Washington Redskins rival, although I would pick Trent Williams any day.
Left guard: Ali Marpet
OVR: 88
Strong as a bull and strong as a bull, Ali Marpet of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is only a point short of the two men behind him in 87. Quenton Nelson who, at twenty-three, is defines a collapsed wall with a force of 97.
Center: Travis Frederick and Jason Kelce
Two for the price of one here, both Travis Fredrick and Jason Kelce register a total of 94. It's up to you which direction you want to go here as Frederick is the stronger of the two, but Kelce does. beat to the beat, hands down.
Right Guard: Zack Martin
OVR: 96
The entries in this guide are getting shorter and shorter because I didn't know how many positions I would cover. With that in mind, if you want a straight guard with great conscience and great strength, then Zack Martin of the Dallas Cowboys is for you.
Right article: Mitchell Schwartz
OVR: 93
Mitchell Schwartz, another Kansas City Chiefs player in this guide, is the player of choice when it comes to Right Tackles. He is significantly better by four points in total than Lane Johnson, who sits in second place. To quote Spaceballs, the Schwartzes are with you.
Left end: JJ Watt
OVR: 97
JJ Watt of the Houston Texans is a player you should covet, with an excellent 97 rating. Brilliant awareness, exceptional strength, speed, acceleration and agility, JJ Watt should be on your shopping list as soon as you can get it. .
Defensive attack: Fletcher Cox
OVR: 96
Looking at his stats, I guess if Fletcher Cox decided he wanted to run over you like a freight train, nothing short of a nuclear warhead would stop him. And in all honesty, even that would probably do nothing but piss him off.
End right: Aaron Donald
OVR: 99
The Los Angeles Rams RIght End, and the man with two first names, Aaron Donald, is the best in the business with a stunning 99 overall.
Left outside row: Khalil Mack
OVR: 99
Chicago Bears Khalil Mack is another player to get the final salary of 99, and it's not hard to see why. It is still the conscience which pushes the question to the top, but it is not left out in the other departments either.
Linebacker: Bobby Wagner
OVR: 99
Seattle Seahawks Bobby Wagner also got the highest marks in Madden 20, and if he doesn't run out onto the field for Ride of the Valkyries every time they play, then something's wrong. in this world.
Jadeveon Clowney
OVR: 92
A drop in quality with Jadeveon Clowney here, framing like he does with a total stingy 92. The Texas Texans Right Outside Linebacker has blazing acceleration, meaning he could get to you before you can even blink.
Back corner: Jalen Ramsey
OVR: 96
Jacksonville Jaguars' Jalen Ramsey may not have the strength of the others featured in this guide, but he more than makes up for that elsewhere, bringing home stats over 90% across the rest of the table.
Free Security: Earl Thomas III
OVR: 95
Looking for a whole new free security for your team? Then negotiate for another man with two first names, Count Thomas III of the Baltimore Ravens. A highly rated player at 95 overall, and a great addition to any team.
Strong security: Harrison Smith
OVR: 94
I have no idea the difference between free security and strong security. Guess one is released and the other is a tough bastard? Whatever if you want the strongest of Strong Safety, then Harrison Smith of the Minnesota Vikings is your man.
Punter: Johnny Hekker
OVR: 86
And now we get into American football, a game that should realistically be called. Johnny Hekker is the hunter for you, so go get him.
Kicker: Justin Tucker
OVR: 87
And finally, you need a guy to get the ball between the posts, then the Baltimore Ravens Justin Tucker is the best you can get.
