T.J. Parker leads a deep Buffalo draft class as EA Sports reveals the first attributes for the 2026 rookies, alongside Josh Allen’s elite return to the 99 Club.
EA Sports is set to release its latest installment of Madden NFL next month, and that means it'll be the first time Buffalo Bills fans can play with the 2026 rookie class.
On Tuesday, EA revealed the complete list of rookie player ratings for Madden 27. While many are interested in who the top rookies are---Jeremiyah Love and Caleb Downs, for those wondering---Bills fans want to know where their players rank.
Though none find themselves in the top 10, one is actually tied for 14th among rookies.
Second-round pick T.J. Parker leads all Bills rookies with a 77 overall. His highlights include a speed rating of 87, an 86 tackle rating, and an 84 pursuit rating. His 77 puts him tied for third among rookies at his position.
Elsewhere, fellow second-round pick Davison Igbinosun is the second-highest-rated Bills rookie at 74 overall. That puts him tied for sixth among rookie cornerbacks.
Punter Tommy Doman Jr. comes in at 73 overall, the third-highest among Buffalo's rookie class. He's followed by linebacker Kaleb Elarms-Orr and wide receiver Skyler Bell, both of whom sit at 71 overall.
Offensive tackle Jude Bowry and defensive tackle Zane Durant are a nice 69 overall, while safety Jalen Kilgore and cornerback Toriano Pride Jr. are both 67 overall.
Finally, Buffalo's last pick of the draft, Ar'maj Reed-Adams, rounds it out at 66 overall.
Despite not having anyone near the top five, the Bills' class is one of the better rookie classes with five players in the 70s.
In other Madden 27 rating news, Josh Allen was once again made part of the 99 Club. He's one of just six players with a 99 overall rating in the game at launch, joining Matthew Stafford, Myles Garrett, Ja'Marr Chase, Jaxon Smith-Njiba, and Trey McBride.
Madden 27 launches on August 6 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
