Michigan Football: Every Madden 26 rating for former Wolverines in the NFL

Here's how Madden 26 views every former Wolverine.
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The new edition of Madden Football comes out on August 14. This past week, Madden 26 has been releasing ratings for players in the game. On Friday, it released every rating of every player who will debut on a team in the game -- no free agents.

We are going to look through and find every former Michigan football player to see how they are rated by Madden 26. Former Wolverines' star QB J.J. McCarthy is entering Year 1 as the starting QB for the Minnesota Vikings, but the video game series isn't too high on McCarthy -- he is rated a 73 overall. Leading the charge is star Lions' edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson. The Lions' franchise defensive player is rated as a 93 overall.

Here is every former Michigan player who will be in Madden 26.

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LE Aidan Hutcinson (Lions) - 93 overall
WR Nico Collins (Texans) - 89 overall
FS Jabrill Peppers (Patriots) - 86 overall
SS Josh Metellus (Vikings) - 82 overall
LE Rashan Gary (Packers) - 82 overall
RG Mike Onwenu (Patriots) - 82 overall
DT Mason Graham (Browns) - 80 overall


CB DJ Turner (Bengals) - 79 overall
CB Jourdan Lewis (Jaguars) - 79 overall
RG Cesar Ruiz (Saints) - 79 overall
DT Kenneth Grant (Dolphins) - 78 overall
RE Mike Danna (Chiefs) - 78 overall
RB Zach Charbonnet (Seahawks) - 78 overall
CB Daxton Hill (Bengals) - 77 overall
RE Kwity Paye (Colts) - 77 overall
CB Mike Sainristil (Commanders) - 77 overall
ROLB Devin Bush (Browns) - 75 overall
CB Will Johnson (Cardinals) - 75 overall
RG Graham Glasgow (Lions) - 75 overall
LG Jon Runyan (Giants) - 75 overall
RB Blake Corum (Rams) - 74 overall
LE Josh Uche (Eagles) - 74 overall
DT Kris Jenkins (Bengals) - 74 overall
LE David Ojabo (Ravens) - 73 overall
QB J.J. McCarthy (Vikings) - 73 overall
TE Colston Loveland (Bears) - 73 overall
WR Donovan Peoples-Jones (Saints) - 73 overall
RE Josaiah Stewart (Rams) - 72 overall
TE Luke Schoonmaker (Cowboys) - 71 overall
QB Joe Milton (Cowboys) - 71 overall
CB Ambry Thomas (Vikings) - 71 overall
MLB Junior Colson (Chargers) - 71 overall
RB Kalel Mullings (Titans) - 70 overall
WR Roman Wilson (Steelers) - 70 overall
TE Erick All (Bengals) - 70 overall
LG Zak Zinter (Browns) - 70 overall


LG Ben Bredeson (Bucs) - 69 overall
C Olu Oluwatimi (Seahawks) - 69 overall
RB Hassan Haskins (Chargers) - 69 overall
WR Ronnie Bell (Lions) - 69 overall
P Brad Robbins (Bills) - 69 overall
K Jake Moody (49ers) - 69 overall
CB David Long (Colts) - 69 overall
DT Mike Morris (Seahawks) - 68 overall
RB Donovan Edwards (Jets) - 68 overall
TE AJ Barner (Seahawks) - 67 overall
WR Cornelius Johnson (Packers) - 67 overall
RE Braiden McGregor (Jets) - 67 overall
LG Trevor Keegan (Eagles) - 66 overall
RE Cam Goode (Dolphins) - 66 overall
CB Josh Wallace (Rams) - 66 overall
MLB Mike Barrett (Raiders) - 65 overall
RT Myles Hinton (Eagles) - 65 overall
RG LaDarius Henderson (Texans) - 64 overall
RT Andrew Steuber (Bengals) - 63 overall
LT James Hudson (Giants) - 63 overall
LT Ryan Hayes (Dolphins) - 63 overall
TE Sean McKeon (Colts) - 63 overall
MLB Cam McGrone (Colts) - 63 overall
DT Chris Hinton (Chargers) - 63 overall
LE Jaylen Harrell (Titans) - 63 overall
LG Josh Priebe (Dolphins) - 61 overall
MLB Josh Ross (Seahawks) - 58 overall

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Trent began writing and covering Michigan athletics back in 2020. He became a credentialed member of the media in 2021. Trent began writing with Sports Illustrated in 2023 and became the Managing Editor for Michigan Wolverines On SI during the 2025 football season. Trent also serves as the Publisher of Baylor Bears on SI. His other bylines have appeared on Maryland on SI, Wisconsin on SI, and across the USA TODAY Sports network. Trent’s love of sports and being able to tell stories to fans is what made him get into writing.

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