NFC South
89 OVR
AROD2285
Offense
Total: 1232 (17)
Passing: 894 (14)
Rushing: 338 (10)
West Coast Zone Run
Defense
Total: 1037 (12)
Passing: 657 (8)
Rushing: 380 (27)
46 Defense
Total: 2-1-0
Conf: 1-1-0
Div: 0-1-0
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Passing Leaders
Player Comp/Att Yards TDs INTs
B.Purdy 368/607 5922 59 48
C.Beck 285/507 4881 52 59
Receiving Leaders
Player Recs Yards TDs
D.London 12 260 4
J.Faison 8 208 1
D.Jackson 7 163 2
L.Luckie 6 125 1
H.Fannin Jr. 4 113 1
Rushing Leaders
Player Ats Yards TDs
B.Robinson 51 294 2
A.Broome 6 19 0
W.Nixon 4 12 0
K.Salter 1 10 1
B.Purdy 5 7 0
Defensive Leaders
Player Tackles Sacks INTs FFs
J.Bates III 10 0 1 0
R.Heard II 10 2 1 0
R.McCreary 9 0 0 0
K.Bonner 8 0.5 1 0
S.Gardner 7 0 2 0
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Power Rankings S01W09: Buccaneers highjack a spot in the top 5. NFC North dominant as ever

Meet the team… Graphics: CB Rankingologist: Arod Analysis: Arod, Fallen, & Fin   1. Buffalo Bills (8-0): The Cammy train is in full throttle going into week 9 and Josh Allen continues to play MVP caliber football despite a rough outing in Seattle. They remain undefeated and the way things are looking now, the only team in their way to a Super Bowl may be the Kansas City Chiefs. 2. Minnesota Vikings (6-1): The defense remains the identity of a Vikings team which sits at first in total yards allowed, and second in points allowed. Do you have a choice when your quarterback room consist or Tannenhill and Darnold? By the looks of things, the Vikings could very well be 9-1 before a divisional clash with the Ke and the Bears. 3. Detroit Lions (5-2): The Lions, like the Packers and Bears, have the unfortunate task of chasing the Vikings this cycle for the divisional crown. Nevertheless, the emergence of Fin and the Lions as not only divisional contenders, but Super Bowl contenders has added a whole new wrinkle in what was already a fun division to watch. 4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-2): The resurgence of Baker Mayfield? Casper has been torching his opponents this season. Tampa Bay leads the league in offensive yards and points per game, while Baker leads the league in touchdowns. However, his 20 interceptions is a cause for concern. Sitting at 6-2, atop their division, but the Buccaneers are 2-2 against teams with a better record than .500. Do I think they will win their division? Easily, especially after a 35 point slaughter this week of the Atlanta Falcons. 5. Kansas City Chiefs (6-1): If you watch Kansas City play, it looks like they are just toying with their opponents. Like, the games shouldn’t be close, but somehow they make a mistake to give up the momentum. However, HypeMike understands the game, and he can score from anywhere on the field, especially with Xavier Worthy, who is shaping to be one of the best rookies of this class. 6. Green Bay Packers (5-3): It's not everyday you’re winning games at .625 clip, but sit closer to the bottom of the division than the top. Welcome to the NFC North ladies and gentleman. Wimmy has gotten things clicking in Green Bay after starting the season off 0-2 and they look destined to challenge Dot and the Vikings in the divisional gauntlet. Don't sleep on GB, they’ve already beat Minny once. 7. New York Giants (5-3): Last power rankings I said this was an underrated football team. They have wins over the Cowboys and Seahawks, and a 3 point loss to the NFC leading Vikings. These boys can flat play and I would put them in the upset alert for their matchup this week against Philly. They are almost over the tough part of the schedule so I dont expect them to be .500 for long. 8. Washington Commanders (5-3): The commanders go to the wire with Carolina and a win puts them back above .500 at 4-3. The commanders have yet to beat a team with a winning record but considering the roster, division talent, and a rookie QB it seems they are trending up. 9. Denver Broncos (5-3): Well, Denver was a pleasant surprise for most. They were predicted to compete, but not at this level. What’s next for Denver? It’s anyone’s guess, but the division is loaded with high caliber coaches that are ready to put their best foot forward. 10. Los Angeles Chargers (4-3): Were the Chargers always a 79 overall? Feels pretty low for them. I guess they should actually be 5-2* right? An unfortunate sim loss got the best of this team, despite some questionable scheduling. Thank you for the comedic relief, JC. Your thread against the Cardinals was top tier. Los Angeles has their next five games against teams that are below .500, so expect them to be a hot wildcard team as we head towards the latter half of the season. 11. Arizona Cardinals (4-3): By far the most injured team in the league that is also facing league suspension for a broken 4th down rule. The Cardinals have gone 1-1 since then so the fight is there, but really this is a team that is simply too beat up to be competitive. They have an easier schedule a head so some good momentum could change the season. 12. Chicago Bears (4-3): Could one division send 4 users to the playoffs? If there was ever a time to believe it's possible, look no further than this season and the current state of the NFC North. Keraun may have the most building to do in terms of starting rosters, but he's still getting the job done to remain relevant. They’ve lost 2 straight, and barely slipped by the Panthers, but when this roster is ready and built to Ke’s liking, the rest of the divisional better be on notice. 13. Los Angeles Rams (4-3): A top the NFC West, the Rams suffer their second loss of the season to the Raiders. This team is built on its dominant defense, but rank 31st in rushing offense with Kyren Williams struggling to carry the load. Expect the Rams to target RB help in the trade deadline as they are well on their way to the postseason. 14. Indianapolis Colts (4-4): I like to see CB on top of his division. I think if the Colts stay above .500 this season, they will win their division. Anthony Richardson is playing some magnificent football, throwing for 22 touchdowns. The offense is rocking in Indy, with five receivers having over 20 catches. You can’t quite predict who the ball is going to be delivered to, but big props to CB, he deserves some praise. 15. Dallas Cowboys (4-3): In PML, you will lose football games. What makes a champion is the ability to respond. A well timed BYE week lines Dallas up against two rebound matchups following a rough game against Detroit. Look for Dak to play well and the Week 10 show down with Philly will be for the division lead. 16. Seattle Seahawks (4-4): I don't know what was more impressive, the day Geno Smith had (9 completions, 4 touchdowns) or K9 dropping 280 all purpose yards and 4 touchdowns. The Seahawks pour it down on the Falcons to secure their second straight win and this offense has put up 112 points in two weeks. They face the undefeated Bills this week with a chance to establish some NFC dominance. 17. Philadelphia Eagles (4-3): An efficient win following their loss to TB will get this team back on track. What does worry me is a team this dominant isn't top 15 in a single offensive stat. I fear this isn't sustainable for a playoff run and the Eagles need to find their offensive identity quickly. 18. Las Vegas Raiders (4-4): Las Vegas has a lot of guys ready to jump ship, are the Raiders playing for the future and stocking up on picks, or are they still competing this season? Are the receivers so poor that Gardner Minshew has to run routes? We saw this week that Minshew was butt naked in the endzone and he dropped the ball, which led to a Kansas City interception. Also, Max Duggan is the truth. 19. New Orleans Saints (4-4): Running the ball is difficult this Madden, and it is even more difficult to run the ball with a slower halfback, despite their overall. New Orleans is deadlast in rushing, ranked 32nd behind the Rams at 31, who coincidentally also have slow halfbacks. Sitting two games behind their division leader, this is a do or die kinda week for New Orleans before Tampa Bay runs away with the division. 20. New York Jets (3-4): I don’t think anyone expected the Bills to run away with the division so quickly with a roster like the Jets and Dolphins around. With Arod watching the sunset on his career, this was the year the Jets were supposed to make noise and make a strong push to win the division, as many pegged them as early favorites to win it. 21. Cleveland Browns (3-5): A much needed win snaps a 3 game losing skid. Chubb throws 1 and runs 1 in as the Browns look to assert divisional dominance vs the 3-5 Ravens this week. 22. Baltimore Ravens (3-5): The Ravens dropped 61 on the Commanders but the offense stalled this week against the NFC South leading Bucs. Henry's 24 attempts for 151 is absolutely the identity this offense needs, but 5 turnovers and a healthy Baker made life miserable for the Ravens. They bounce back this week to face the Browns. 23. San Francisco 49ers (3-5): A two game losing streak is never ideal in a stacked division. The Niners drop a game to the 5-1 Chiefs, and have to reload and face the 4-2 Cowboys this week. This team is averaging 6.4 yards a carry when CMC is the ball carrier, and Purdy cannot stop turning the football over with 23 on the season. I think the Niners clearly have a way forward to limit the damage in these high profile matchups. 24. Cincinnati Bengals (3-5): The Bengals have lost their last three games by an average of 3 points. This team is competitive and have found some defense drastically improving their points allowed. This is a team trending in the right direction but will be tested this week against the 4-1 Eagles. 25. New England Patriots (3-4): If you’re coach Nef, you have to be somewhat satisfied with the way things are going early into the cycle. You took over a bare bones roster, with not one single ability player, and yet you’re on the cusp of .500 while forcing teams to play at New England’s pace. I think we’re just setting the framework for future success in New England. 26. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-5): How many games has Tbandit played? Regardless, Trevor Lawrence has thrown 27 interceptions in eight weeks. Do the Jaguars potentially sit their star quarterback to save his development? They can’t, well unless they want to start noodle arm Mac Jones. However, Jacksonville is a game shy from the division leader, and it’s an intriguing thought to wander if Tbandit would have a better record if he was able to play all his games from the start. 27. Miami Dolphins (2-4): The Dolphins are in the running to go down as the biggest disappointment in season 1 of the cycle. With all those weapons, wait, let me rephrase, all those ‘video game’ weapons in your arsenal, sitting 2-4 is not where Miami expected to be. 28. Houston Texans (2-6): Antdawg’s return back to PML hasn’t garnered much fruition in the win column. Houston is back in the dumps despite having a middle tier roster. Joe Mixon has found some rhythm this season, rushing for nine touchdowns, and being a huge part of the reason why Houstonhas a top ten rushing offense. 29. Tennessee Titans (2-5): I feel like we see this a lot, top tier passing offense, but bottom of the barrel defense. The Titans have statistically the best passing offense in the league, but their defense ranks 30th in points given up per game, 32nd in total yards given up, and 32nd in passing yards given up. The Titans will not get above .500 this season if they do not address this problem, quickly. 30. Carolina Panthers (2-6): Carolina doesn’t have much to celebrate thus far in the season, but they did pick up a big victory over the All-Madden CPU, that’s a feat init of itself. More on rookie receiver Xavier Legette though, the Panthers have found a stud. He leads the league in touchdowns (16) and yards (965). What’s even better is the rookie isn’t in jeopardy of over usage because coach JT has ensured that his other receivers get some attention too. 31. Pittsburgh Steelers (1-7): T.Riley's life isn't getting much better as the Jets hang 51 on them a week after the Raiders scored 42. The move to start Russell Wilson has set this team back a bit. The interception number's are simply too high for a league like PML and the Steelers need to figure things out. They hold the leagues 5th best running attack, so maybe more of that.

32. Atlanta Falcons (0-8): Poor Atlanta. This team is literally in shambles. They have zero aspirations and no shot at making the playoffs. The team gave Kirk Cousins a ridiculous contract and then drafted a 24 year old rookie. Unlike the real life Falcons, Arod has given Penix his shot to start. However, he is struggling and has thrown 16 interceptions so far this season. You might want to sit the rookie or watch his confidence dwindle away.

     
Quartebacks
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
THP
SAC
MAC
DAC
TUP
TOR
PAC
BKS
Brock Purdy 28 6'1" QB 94 78 88 81 77 86 98 98 97 96 93 94 78
Kaidon Salter 25 6'1" QB 76 87 92 89 89 89 90 80 84 83 85 82 83
Mikey Keene 24 5'11" QB 64 74 82 84 77 84 81 80 72 66 79 76 77
Backs
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
AWR
JKM
SPM
SFA
TRK
BCV
CTH
SRR
RBK
IBK
LBK
Bijan Robinson 26 5'11" HB 94 91 93 90 93 81 89 96 94 83 84 95 71 72 46 52 49
Will Nixon 22 5'11" HB 76 88 93 86 89 74 71 86 81 66 84 89 67 59 33 25 31
Alex Broome 24 5'6" HB 63 88 93 87 87 67 61 69 82 87 65 71 66 58 11 48 30
Receivers
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
AWR
JMP
JKM
SPM
SFA
TRK
BCV
CTH
CIT
SPC
SRR
MRR
DRR
RLS
RBK
IBK
LBK
Drake London 27 6'4" WR 92 88 92 88 88 75 92 95 84 77 76 82 91 97 96 95 89 92 84 91 50 48 29
Jordan Faison 24 5'10" WR 81 91 88 86 88 67 82 86 83 82 77 63 76 86 89 75 86 84 82 83 27 27 19
Michael Pittman Jr 30 6'4" WR 81 86 85 83 84 71 92 92 80 72 73 67 85 91 92 88 83 78 81 83 55 51 37
Ryan Wingo 22 6'2" WR 81 98 93 92 90 72 67 90 82 78 68 59 82 86 87 75 82 82 83 87 71 60 46
Daniel Jackson 26 6'0" WR 79 91 93 85 88 74 73 89 82 72 62 71 80 87 85 82 82 79 83 85 64 59 51
Rico Flores Jr. 23 6'0" WR 74 88 87 87 86 75 73 88 71 68 81 52 52 80 85 75 77 74 78 87 66 48 45
Aaron Anderson 24 5'8" WR 70 89 87 84 87 55 67 87 48 69 80 64 74 81 69 86 88 77 77 77 57 55 28
Lawson Luckie 24 6'3" TE 85 82 84 83 72 79 68 90 52 61 66 69 68 83 90 84 85 82 66 80 72 68 61
Harold Fannin Jr. 24 6'4" TE 74 84 86 80 80 72 62 87 75 70 67 74 77 81 78 75 75 75 63 73 69 60 47
Offensive Line
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
AWR
PBK
RBK
IBK
LBK
Josh Conerly Jr. 24 6'4" LT 83 82 74 64 85 76 92 82 85 77
Ethan Green 24 6'7" LT 75 71 73 65 98 74 75 81 83 77
Matthew Bergeron 28 6'5" LG 80 75 71 59 89 77 77 83 87 85
TJ Ferguson 25 6'4" LG 67 75 66 51 88 63 70 69 86 83
Will Hernandez 32 6'2" C 78 70 61 53 94 81 83 73 89 74
Chris Lindstrom 31 6'3" RG 94 81 69 58 92 98 87 96 90 98
Jack Endean 22 6'5" RG 73 74 67 67 91 73 74 74 68 77
Gennings Dunker 23 6'5" RT 80 71 68 64 95 78 85 83 75 87
Kenneth Wermy 20 6'5" RT 76 82 71 70 93 75 72 75 75 72
Defensive Line
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
AWR
BSH
FMV
PMV
TCK
PWR
PUR
PRC
Jalen Thompson 24 6'3" LE 71 84 83 81 80 81 70 82 69 70 79 80 76 62
Vincent Anthony Jr. 25 6'6" LE 69 76 83 81 77 83 66 78 76 67 76 72 73 62
Quinnen Williams 30 6'3" DT 97 80 84 79 62 92 97 96 94 94 96 90 96 95
Tim Keenan III 26 6'2" DT 72 62 73 64 63 93 69 78 80 77 79 77 77 69
Jayson Jones 25 6'6" DT 67 76 78 72 57 81 62 74 73 62 82 74 74 63
Jamarius Dinkins 22 6'5" RE 72 80 76 65 69 94 63 74 73 79 81 80 74 70
DeeJay Holmes Jr. 20 6'3" RE 69 86 90 89 80 81 65 71 63 71 69 72 80 63
Linebackers
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
JMP
AWR
BSH
FMV
PMV
TCK
PWR
PUR
PRC
ZCV
MCV
Jay Higgins 26 6'2" LOLB 83 83 84 78 73 76 79 76 87 53 68 86 84 89 82 76 68
Kamal Bonner 22 6'2" LOLB 76 93 90 87 79 67 89 73 82 68 68 77 89 83 72 70 71
Anthony Hill Jr. 24 6'3" MLB 88 87 81 83 78 82 86 91 84 72 70 91 78 87 86 80 78
Teitum Tuioti 23 6'3" MLB 70 81 84 82 79 88 82 72 85 76 75 74 81 78 60 67 66
Johnny Hodges 24 6'2" ROLB 77 81 80 81 79 82 81 69 83 82 82 87 67 82 66 65 69
Jhalyn Shuler 26 6'3" ROLB 74 84 84 89 83 72 81 73 62 75 74 76 76 81 68 68 69
Defensive Backs
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
JMP
AWR
ZCV
MCV
BSH
TCK
PWR
PUR
PRC
Sauce Gardner 28 6'3" CB 99 93 95 92 91 65 96 97 99 99 55 82 69 81 99
A.J. Terrell Jr 29 6'1" CB 92 92 91 90 90 60 85 93 94 95 49 59 56 75 95
Roger McCreary 28 5'11" CB 86 89 91 87 87 65 77 83 83 93 53 65 65 72 88
A.J. Harris 23 6'1" CB 77 91 91 87 90 68 93 67 74 85 51 66 65 66 69
Kolbey Taylor 24 6'2" CB 69 92 91 91 90 61 77 62 74 65 45 60 71 67 68
Jessie Bates III 31 6'1" FS 93 87 87 88 85 57 80 97 94 86 56 84 85 90 91
Caleb Wooden 23 6'1" FS 72 90 85 92 86 71 92 63 78 74 47 72 64 67 61
Rod Heard II 24 5'11" SS 81 93 88 88 87 64 90 75 83 76 66 79 67 85 68
Jonas Sanker 23 6'1" SS 69 88 84 83 83 69 92 68 68 67 73 68 79 72 71
Kicking
Name
Age
Hgt
Pos
OVR
SPD
ACC
AGI
COD
STR
AWR
KPW
KAC
Tyler Loop 24 6'1" K 74 77 78 85 62 57 56 84 90
Michael Turk 30 6'1" P 68 78 81 61 53 67 53 94 68

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Playoffs

Preseason

 
 
 
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Regular Season and Playoffs

Team Stats
Offense
Stat
Defense
1232 (17) Total Yards 1037 (12)
894 (14) Pass Yards 657 (8)
338 (10) Rush Yards 380 (27)
Passing
Player
Comp/Att
%
Yards
TDs
INTs
Long
Rating
B.Purdy 368/607 60.6 5922 59 48 74 92.9
C.Beck 285/507 56.2 4881 52 59 84 74.6
Totals
1325/2341
56.6
21119
183
250
84
68.3
Receiving
Player
Recs
Yards
Long
YAC
Drops
TDs
D.London 12 260 59 112 1 4
J.Faison 8 208 55 62 0 1
D.Jackson 7 163 62 53 0 2
L.Luckie 6 125 41 26 2 1
H.Fannin Jr. 4 113 53 20 0 1
Totals
46
948
62
346
3
10
Rushing
Player
Attempts
Yards
Long
Broken Tackles
TDs
Fumbles
B.Robinson 51 294 59 7 2 0
A.Broome 6 19 13 0 0 0
W.Nixon 4 12 7 0 0 0
K.Salter 1 10 10 0 1 0
B.Purdy 5 7 10 1 0 0
Totals
70
338
59
14
3
0
Defense
Player
Tackles
Sacks
INTs
FFs
FRs
TDs
J.Bates III 10 0 1 0 0 0
R.Heard II 10 2 1 0 0 0
R.McCreary 9 0 0 0 0 0
K.Bonner 8 0.5 1 0 0 1
S.Gardner 7 0 2 0 0 0
Totals
93
11
6
2
1
1
Kicking
Player
FGs
Long
XPs
KOs
TBs
T.Loop 4/5 32 14/14 21 0
Totals
4/5
32
14/14
21
0
Punting
Player
Punts
Yards
Long
In 20
TBs
Avg
Net Avg
M.Turk 6 217 38 2 0 36.2 34.8
Totals
6
217
38
2
0
36.2
34.8

Preseason

Team Stats
Offense Stat Defense
1113 (10) Total Yards 1172 (24)
791 (15) Pass Yards 830 (24)
322 (14) Rush Yards 342 (21)
Passing
Player Comp/Att % Yards TDs INTs Long Rating
B.Purdy 75/123 61 1145 9 11 81 78.8
M.Penix Jr 60/104 57.7 967 10 10 96 80.9
S.Howell 38/69 55.1 604 3 9 72 44.8
K.Salter 42/72 58.3 554 8 4 69 96.6
C.Beck 28/43 65.1 399 5 3 70 104.8
Totals 243/411 59.1 3669 35 37 96 79.3
Receiving
Player Recs Yards Long YAC Drops TDs
R.Wingo 12 308 73 65 3 3
D.London 13 242 69 98 2 2
L.Luckie 11 155 23 18 2 2
D.Jackson 5 58 25 13 0 0
J.Faison 4 31 10 9 0 0
M.Pittman Jr 2 20 11 4 1 0
R.Flores Jr. 1 12 12 4 0 0
H.Fannin Jr. 2 6 4 2 0 1
A.Broome 2 3 3 4 0 0
B.Robinson 1 3 3 1 0 0
W.Nixon 1 3 3 0 1 0
Totals 54 841 73 218 9 8
Rushing
Player Attempts Yards Long Broken Tackles TDs Fumbles
W.Nixon 26 153 42 3 2 0
B.Robinson 8 52 16 4 1 0
A.Broome 16 46 6 4 0 0
D.Jackson 1 39 39 1 0 0
K.Salter 9 24 7 0 0 0
R.Wingo 2 8 6 8 0 0
B.Purdy 1 1 1 0 1 0
J.Faison 0 0 0 3 0 0
M.Pittman Jr 0 0 0 2 0 0
L.Luckie 0 0 0 1 0 0
D.London 1 -1 0 3 0 0
Totals 64 322 42 29 4 0
Defense
Player Tackles Sacks INTs FFs FRs TDs
A.Hill Jr. 10 0.5 1 0 0 0
R.Heard II 9 1 0 0 0 0
T.Tuioti 8 0 0 0 0 0
R.McCreary 7 0 0 0 0 0
J.Higgins 6 0 0 1 0 0
J.Sanker 6 0 1 0 0 1
A.Terrell Jr 5 0 2 0 0 0
K.Bonner 5 0.5 1 0 0 0
S.Gardner 5 0.5 0 0 0 0
J.Bates III 4 0.5 1 0 0 0
J.Hodges 3 0 0 0 0 0
A.Harris 3 0 0 0 0 0
J.Shuler 3 1.5 0 0 0 0
K.Taylor 3 0 0 0 0 0
Q.Williams 2 0 0 0 0 0
T.Keenan III 2 0 0 0 0 0
C.Wooden 2 0.5 1 0 0 0
D.Holmes Jr. 2 1 0 0 0 0
V.Anthony Jr. 1 0 0 0 0 0
J.Dinkins 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 87 6 7 1 0 1
Kicking
Player FGs Long XPs KOs TBs
T.Loop 4/4 53 13/13 14 1
M.Turk 0/0 0 0/0 1 0
Totals 4/4 53 13/13 15 1
Punting
Player Punts Yards Long In 20 TBs Avg Net Avg
M.Turk 6 270 52 1 2 45 43.5
Totals 6 270 52 1 2 45 43.5

Draft Picks

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Players

Player Pos Value OVR Age Dev Cap Hit Net Savings Penalty Salary Bonus Length Years Left