Madden 18 & Black Friday: The Most Notable Rookie Risers And Fallers
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Today, Let's Discuss The Biggest Risers And Fallers In Madden NFL 18 Ratings
Here Are The Most Notable Rookie Risers:
T.J. Watt, OLB, Steelers: The younger brother of 99er J.J. Watt is making his own moves.
Kareem Hunt, RB, Chiefs: A third-round pick out of Toledo, Hunt was a 75 at launch. The potential was there, but he was behind Spencer Ware on the depth chart.
Deshaun Watson, QB, Texans: Watson has the highest Total QBR in the league (81.9) and fifth-highest passer rating (103.0).
Others to note: Jaguars RB Leonard Fournette (81 to 85), Browns DE Myles Garrett (83 to 82), Kupp (74 to 78) and Bears RB Tarik Cohen (72 to 79).
Fallers
Michael Burton, FB, Chicago: Burton was a free agent in the game when it was released.
Ramik Wilson, MLB, Kansas City: Madden is spot on, although it might have thought too much of Wilson's play to start.
Matt Ryan, QB, Falcons: He's still throwing for a lot of yards, but not looking like the MVP he was last year.
A few others to note: Patriots OLB David Harris (81 to 71), Browns OLB Jamie Collins (85 to 75), Steelers FS J.J. Wilcox (81 to 70) and Falcons fullback Derrick Coleman (75 to 61).
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