Madden 26 player ratings: Full Arizona Cardinals roster
No Cardinals players received a perfect 99 rating, something only 10 players around the league got. Two Cardinals — safety Budda Baker and tight end Trey McBride — had ratings in the 90s at 92 overall.
With all player ratings out, here is the full Cardinals roster on the game and their overall rating, broken down by position.
Madden 26 player ratings: The full Arizona Cardinals roster
Offense
Quarterback
Kyler Murray: 79
Jacoby Brissett: 70
Clayton Tune: 62
Running back
James Conner: 85
Trey Benson: 76
Emari Demercado: 71
Michael Carter: 71
Bam Knight: 70
DeeJay Dallas: 68
Wide receiver
Marvin Harrison Jr.: 79
Michael Wilson: 78
Zay Jones: 76
Greg Dortch: 73
Quez Watkins: 71
Simi Fehoko: 67
Tejhaun Palmer: 66
Xavier Weaver: 66
Andre Baccellia: 61
Tight end
Trey McBride: 92
Tip Reiman: 68
Elijah Higgins: 65
Josiah Deguara: 65
Offensive line
Paris Johnson: 84
Hjalte Forholdt: 80
Evan Brown: 76
Jonah Williams: 74
Kelvin Beachum: 73
Royce Newman: 70
Isaiah Adams: 69
Nick Leverett: 68
Christian Jones: 67
Jon Gaines: 66
Hayden Conner: 65
Jake Curhan: 63
Defense
Defensive line
Calais Campbell: 82
Dalvin Tomlinson: 77
Walter Nolen: 77
Bilal Nichols: 74
Justin Jones: 74
Darius Robinson: 73
Dante Stills: 70
L.J. Collier: 69
Outside linebacker
Josh Sweat: 85
Zaven Collins: 76
Baron Browning: 74
Jordan Burch: 73
BJ Ojulari: 72
Xavier Thomas: 71
Benton Whitley: 61
Inside linebacker
Mack Wilson: 78
Akeem Davis-Gaither: 71
Mykal Walker: 70
Cody Simon: 69
Owen Pappoe: 68
Vi Jones: 58
Cornerback
Garrett Williams: 80
Sean Murphy-Bunting: 79
Will Johnson: 75
Max Melton: 74
Star Thomas: 73
Elijah Jones: 71
Kei'Trel Clark: 71
Denzel Burke: 70
Jaylon Jones: 70
Darren Hall: 66
Safety
Budda Baker: 92
Jalen Thompson: 81
Dadrion Taylor-Demerson: 70
Jammie Robinson: 68
Kitan Crawford: 66
Joey Blount: 64
Special teams
P Blake Gillikin: 75
K Chad Ryland: 74
LS Aaron Brewer: 62
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