Ashton Jeanty, Abdul Carter, More NFL Rookies Predict Their Madden 26 Ratings in Video

Members of the NFL's 2025 draft class provided a wide variety of opinions when attempting to guess their initial ratings in Madden NFL 26.

Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty said he's expecting to be around 80 overall. Los Angeles Chargers running back Omarion Hampton pegged himself at 87 overall, though, and that's about the range the New York Giants' Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart set for themselves. Baltimore Ravens edge-rusher Mike Green even went into the 90s.

For some context, no rookie in Madden NFL 25 was rated at 80 or above when the game first hit stores. Chargers offensive tackle Joe Alt and Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. led the way at 79 overall, with five players sharing a 78 rating.

EA Sports is slowly rolling player ratings this week to hype up the Madden release, with the top rookies getting showcased Tuesday ahead of Friday's full reveal.

Jeanty and Carter figure to be among the best in the group. Carter trailed only Jacksonville Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter on Bleacher Report's final big board, while Jeanty ranked sixth overall.

They don't have to wait much longer to see where their Madden ratings fall.