Madden ‘27 is coming out, and its best players are traditionally given a rating of 99 (not 100) and Matthew Stafford and Myles Garrett will be coming to the new video game each with their own 99 rating. It doesn’t mean anything other than it’s expected that Stafford and Garrett are two of the best players at their position going into the 2027 season.
Will video game ratings matter on Sunday’s? No. Do video games ratings matter at all? In terms of Madden, for a lot of fans and players, it’s neat. To
be rated so highly in Madden is something many players who grew up playing Madden are proud of.
Say what you want (and you should!), but if Stafford and Garrett play as well as the video games expects, the Rams should be fun to watch.
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Rams QB Matthew Stafford, DE Myles Garrett given 99-overall rating for Madden ’27 | ‘The Insiders’ (nfl.com)
“NFL Network’s Patrick Claybon shares the news of the ratings adjusters at EA Sports giving Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and defensive end Myles Garrett 99-overall ratings in the upcoming video game Madden ’27.”
Rams secondary wasted no time giving fans a reason to believe (ramblinfan)
“While the Los Angeles Rams made plenty of roster changes this offseason, the key impact area is the secondary. As training camp kicks off fans are eager to learn about new starting cornerbacks Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson. But younger defensive backs also stepped up to prove they are still relevant.
Cornerback Cam Lampkin and safety Kam Kinchens joined Watson in raising coaches’ eyebrows with great plays in their training camp debuts. And there’s plenty more where that came from.“
Rams sign two free agents as training camp gets underway (ramswire)
“Cook was teammates with Trent McDuffie and Puka Nacua during their time at the University of Washington and was coached by current Rams pass game coordinator Jimmy Lake for a portion of his collegiate career.
Murray, a 2020 UDFA from William and Mary, spent his first four professional football seasons with the New England Patriots. A defensive tackle by trade, he transitioned to guard in the NFL and played for the Chicago Bears in 2023 and 2024. He spent 2025 on the Patriots and Colts‘ practice squads.“
