Apparently running a thousand yards, while being injured, in the second half of a season didn't help Saquon Barkley's case to be 95 or higher, as reported by EA Sports. Madden 21 Player ratings for the league's top runners. While the current state of the league's powerful full-backs is at an all-time high, there is only one deemed appropriate for the desired 99 rating. Here's who made it to the top 10 overall (in order of the best):
- Christian McCaffrey des Panthers – 99 au total
- Particularly high subset: 96 Juke.
- Raiders Derrick Henry - 93 overall
- Particularly high subset: 93 Break Tackle.
- Nick Chubb des Browns – 92 au total
- Notably high sub-assemblies: 97 Break Tackle, 92 Speed.
- Cowboys Ezekiel Elliot - 92 overall
- Particularly high subset: 91 Juke.
- Giants' Saquon Barkley - 91 overall
- Particularly high sub-assemblies: 91 Break Tackle, 94 Juke, 92 Speed.
- Dalvin Cook des Vikings – 91 au total
- Notably high subsets: 88 Break Tackle, 93 Juke.
- Packers' Aarons Jones - 90 overall
- Particularly high subset: 92 Juke.
- Joe Mixon of the Bengals - 89 overall
- Particularly high subset: 88 Break Tackle.
- Josh Jacobs of the Raiders - 88 overall
- Particularly high subset: 94 Break Tackle.
- Alvin Kamara of Saints - 88 in total
- Particularly high subset: 90 Break Tackle.
It is quite shocking to see names like Aaron Jones in the mix, as his name was recently circulated in trade rumors. Also surprisingly, the Falcons' Todd Gurley failed to make a Top 10 because he was the best Madden 20, with a 97 overall. We'll have to see where he and the other backs land when Madden NFL 21 releases on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on August 28. Back-to-back veterans aside, Madden also showed off the best offensive rookies in the upcoming episode.
