Generally, when video game announcements hit the newsstands, it registers as hardly more than a blip in the sporting world. Madden rankings have become the exception. Ten years ago it was unheard of for professional sports players to comment on their virtual avatars and their skill sets, but now, the production spans from the rookies to the veterans. Everyone wants to know their rank amongst peers as projected by EA Sports’ team of scouts. Plus, it makes fantastic fodder for the otherwise monotonous NFL offseason. Who got too much credit? Who received too little, and why will more and more gamers be playing as the Eagles in 2020?
Eagles Madden Ratings: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
