The wait is over, and the full "Madden 26" ratings have been revealed.
Here's what stood out about the Ravens:
- Lamar Jackson is one of just seven players and one of two quarterbacks alongside the Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen to be a 99 overall in the game.
- The Ravens have eight other players who are rated a 90+: running back Derrick Henry (98), inside linebacker Roquan Smith (94), defensive lineman Nnamdi Madubuike (93), cornerback Marlon Humphrey (92), cornerback Jaire Alexander (91), tight end Mark Andrews (91), safety Kyle Hamilton (90), and tackle Ronnie Stanley (90).
- With all that talent, it comes as no surprise that the Ravens are the highest-rated team in the game with a 93 overall, two points ahead of the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. The Ravens have the highest team offense (94) along with the Eagles and the fourth-best defense (87).
- Jackson's 96 speed rating is the highest of any signal-caller, with Seattle Seahawks rookie Jalen Milroe coming in at 93.
- If Jackson's 96 speed rating wasn't enough, he also has 95 acceleration, 94 agility, and a 91 juke move. Additionally, the two-time MVP has a 93+ rating in nearly every passing attribute.
- Second-year cornerback Nate Wiggins is tied with Jackson as the fastest player on the Ravens' roster. Wiggins received a four-point boost from his initial 75 overall rating last year.
- Henry is the second-highest-rated running back in the game behind the Philadelphia Eagles' Saquon Barkley, but no other running back besides Henry has a 99 stiff arm rating. That shouldn't come as a surprise based on the All-Pro's highlight runs last year.
- Hamilton being the seventh-highest-ranked safety for the second straight year seems a little egregious. Hamilton is considered the best safety in the league by many, but somehow, the All-Pro safety just barely entered into 90+ overall territory.
- Keaton Mitchell could be a fan-favorite to sub in when using the Ravens. With a 94 speed rating, he's tied for the third-fastest player on the Ravens with wide receiver Devontez Walker. Mitchell is also the fifth-fastest running back in the game.
- If there's one thing that has stood out about rookie kicker Tyler Loop during training camp practices, it's that he has a very powerful leg. His 97 kick power rating reflects that.
- Second-round pick Mike Green (76) and first-round pick Malaki Starks (75) highlight the Ravens' rookie class. With an 88 speed rating, Green is already among the fastest pass-rushers in the game.
- Andrew Vorhees, who is competing to be the Ravens' starting left guard, is tied with the fourth-highest strength rating in the game at 97. He had 38 bench press reps with a torn ACL at the 2023 Combine.
