Despite a disappointing campaign in 2019, the Bears still have the trust of the people at EA Sports.
EA released the overall ratings for each team in this year’s game installment on Friday. The Bears finished with a favorable rating, ranking 11th overall with an 81-team rating.
His defense ranked with an overall rating of 85, tying them with the Chargers for the game’s highest defensive rating. While their offensive rating of 79 currently ties the game’s seventh-worst rating for an offensive unit, having an elite defense was enough to propel them into the upper half of the league.
Perhaps most importantly, Chicago finished as the highest-rated team in the NFC North. Well technically the Packers also have an overall rating of 81, but the Bears rank as the top team in the Madden School ranking, so do what you want. Green Bay, who reached the NFC Championship game last year, ranked 14th in the league. The Vikings rank 20th with a rating of 80, while the Lions end in a paltry 30 with an overall rating of 77.
As is the case in real life, the Bears will be a heavy defense team with a mediocre unit on offense in this year’s ‘Madden’ installment. His quarterback career must be hotly contested, and that heated battle is certainly reflected in his grades. Mitchell Trubisky has a slight advantage over Nick Foles, as the two quarterbacks are 72 and 71, respectively.
In case you’ve missed the Bears’ top 10 players, here they are, along with their individual ratings:
- Khalil Mack: 97
- Eddie Jackson: 89
- Allen Robinson II: 89
- Akiem Hicks: 88
- Kyle Fuller: 85
- Eddie Goldman: 84
- Roquan Smith: 83
- Robert Quinn: 82
- Charles Leno Jr .: 81
- Cody Whitehair: 81
