Ratings for rookies in Madden came in lower than normal this year

Youth Roquan Smith Jerseys , and the Bears’ youngsters felt that affect." The Bears DenNotesXs and OsSuperfansBears rookies get unfavorable Madden 20 ratingsNew,33commentsRatings for rookies in Madden came in lower than normal this year, and the Bears’ youngsters felt that affect.CDTThe Bears didn’t have any picks in the first two rounds of the draft this year, but that didn’t stop them from coming away with a solid haul. In addition to finding a handful of draft picks with long-term upside as starters, they brought in one of the best groups of undrafted free agents in the league.If the recent release of rookie ratings in the upcoming Madden NFL 20 video game says anything, though, the folks at EA Sports aren’t as high as Chicago’s group of rookies as fans are.As predicted, third-round running back David Montgomery leads the Bears’ rookies in overall ratings. However, he came away with only a 71 overall rating. The rating ties for the fifth-best overall for a rookie running back, with the Redskins’ Bryce Love sharing the rating. For reference, last year’s fifth-best rookie running back—the Browns’ Nick Chubb—had a 76. No rookie at the position topped that rating in this year’s Madden.Among Montgomery’s notable category ratings are an 84 speed, 87 acceleration Roquan Smith Jerseys Stitched , 85 agility, 79 ball-carrier vision and 71 catching. His well-rounded skillset should make him a good fit for Madden players whose playing style mirrors that of the Bears’ offense.The one Bears rookie who did receive a favorable rating, though, was undrafted wide receiver Emanuel Hall. The Missouri product was given a 67 overall, the third-highest on the team. He comes away with a 93 speed, 94 acceleration, 86 agility and 95 jumping, but he only has a 54 awareness and lacks a route-running attribute above 74. Hall’s 67 is only two lower than fourth-round pick Riley Ridley and is four higher than Giants quarterback Daniel Jones—the sixth overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.Here’s the full list of Bears rookie ratings:RB David Montgomery - 71WR Riley Ridley - 69WR Emanuel Hall - 67TE Dax Raymond - 63RB Kerrith Whyte Jr. - 63CB Duke Shelley - 62CB Stephen Denmark - 60LG Alex Bars - 57Madden NFL 20 comes out on August 2 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Windows. After 10 seasons, the offensive guard has decided to hang it up."After four years in an Atlanta Falcons uniform, left guard Andy Levitre will retire from the NFL, per Andy Levitre. When the offensive line was still unfinished Youth Sam Acho Jerseys , there was some speculation that the team might bring Levitre back in 2019. After adding James Carpenter, Jamon Brown, Adam Gettis, and first round pick Chris Lindstrom to the mix at guard, however, it became quite clear that the Falcons would be moving on.Now Levitre’s moving into the next chapter of his life after a very good career. Levitre began his career in Buffalo as a second-round selection out of Oregon State — the first guard taken in the 2009 NFL Draft. Considered the top free agent at his position, after four solid years in a Bills uniform Andy Levitre parlayed his sturdy play into a six-year, $46.8 million deal with the Tennessee Titans. That stop would only last two years, however, as Ken Whisenhunt’s 2014 arrival as head coach brought a shift away from a smaller, more mobile offensive line in favor of bigger bodies. And thus started the Atlanta Falcons chapter of Andy Levitre’s career. Shortly before the first game of the 2015 season, the Titans traded Levitre to the Falcons for a sixth-round pick. He immediately assumed the starting role at left guard vacated by the release of Justin Blalock Youth Kyle Long Jerseys , and proved a reliable veteran asset in Kyle Shanahan’s newly installed zone-blocking scheme. He would start each and every game in his first two years in Atlanta — and then the injuries began to pile up. Prior to arriving in Atlanta, Andy Levitre had never missed a game in his career. That run remained intact until 2017, when he missed three games due to a triceps injury and ultimately landed on IR prior to the playoffs. A similar injury derailed his season last year, with Levitre only starting two games before heading to injured reserve. It was assumed that his game against the Carolina Panthers would prove to be his final in Atlanta — with the announcement of his retirement, it would be his last in the NFL. When healthy, Andy Levitre proved a key part of the Falcons’ offensive line. Injuries told the tale over his past two seasons, but he was steady in both pass protection and run blocking, allowing Atlanta’s offense to thrive. We wish him the best in his retirement.