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Naturally, this comes with a huge caveat and grain of salt... it is just a video game.
But were the Buffalo Bills snubbed in the first release of player ratings in EA Sports' upcoming "Madden 27" video game?
The 100 best player ratings have surfaced for the next installment of the NFL game. As one of the consensus top teams heading into the 2026 NFL season, the Bills should see a few players in that bunch, right?
As of now, there are one two: Quarterback Josh Allen and running back James Cook.
It was already known Allen is among the game's prestigious "99 club." That is the best rating a player can have in the game and Buffalo's QB is just one of four players in "Madden 27" that will have that number attached to them.
On the Cook front, he lands at a 94 rating after leading the NFL in rushing yards last season:
That still begs the question, did Buffalo's team deserve another player or two among the top 100?
The lowest rating rounding out the list is multiple players from around the NFL with an 89 overall. While players such as offensive tackle Dion Dawkins or defensive lineman Ed Oliver might be worth such a number, no other member of the Bills earned such a game standing as of now.
Bills Wire will continue to provide updates throughout the 2026 offseason.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Were the Bills snubbed in 'Madden 27' video game ratings?
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But were the Buffalo Bills snubbed in the first release of player ratings in EA Sports' upcoming "Madden 27" video game?
The 100 best player ratings have surfaced for the next installment of the NFL game. As one of the consensus top teams heading into the 2026 NFL season, the Bills should see a few players in that bunch, right?
As of now, there are one two: Quarterback Josh Allen and running back James Cook.
It was already known Allen is among the game's prestigious "99 club." That is the best rating a player can have in the game and Buffalo's QB is just one of four players in "Madden 27" that will have that number attached to them.
On the Cook front, he lands at a 94 rating after leading the NFL in rushing yards last season:
The Buffalo Bills have 2 players ranked in the top 100 in Madden 27 ratings per @MUTLeaksXXVII
Josh Allen 99
James Cook 94 #BillsMafiapic.twitter.com/Xy0a8Aqwzl
— SleeperBills (@SleeperBills) July 12, 2026
That still begs the question, did Buffalo's team deserve another player or two among the top 100?
The lowest rating rounding out the list is multiple players from around the NFL with an 89 overall. While players such as offensive tackle Dion Dawkins or defensive lineman Ed Oliver might be worth such a number, no other member of the Bills earned such a game standing as of now.
Bills Wire will continue to provide updates throughout the 2026 offseason.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Were the Bills snubbed in 'Madden 27' video game ratings?
Continue reading...
