For many, the greatest news of Madden 22 coins the postseason been the development of the Cincinnati Bengals and the team's likely ascent into winning the Super Bowl. Madden NFL 22 developer, EA could be the most surprised by this as they have an overall score of 75. It is the lowest rating in the entire game.

With a top 10 offensive lineman in Joe Mixon (currently sitting at 93) and Comeback Player of the Year Joe Burrow at an--albeit underrated--86, the woeful team rating is very different from what fans see at the football field every week. The most devastating issue on the Bengals team can be seen in Tight End, C.J Uzomah who has proven to be a top performer in his position, but has only a score of 79 overall.

The Rams are rated more highly, sitting at a respectable 85, which is lower that the Buccaneers, Cardinals, and Ravens that the Rams defeated in the regular season as well as in a postseason win against both Tampa Bay and Arizona. It's despite having two players with a rating of 99 on their roster, the invincible defensive tackle Aaron Donald and shut-down Cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

The team rating is a bit puzzling but perhaps more confusing is the score assigned to quarterback, Matthew Stafford. He has thrown 41 touchdowns, more than 4800 yards, and scoring 3+ TD passes on nine occasions during this season's regular seasons, Stafford can currently be found with only 83 overall rating on Madden NFL 22.

While Madden NFL 22 tweaks player and team ratings during the course of the season, most are left largely unchanged and, when the company in charge of these changes is the very same who brought them to market in the first place, there is the potential for not just Madden NFL 22 players to be unhappy however, but NFL stars too. As the veteran football series continues to gain popularity and popularity, ratings of players are more important than ever, as they are one of the only ways that cheap mut coins players across the league are graded numerically based on their overall ability.