Madden 22: Rookie ratings predictions for Round 1 of the NFL Draft

ORANGE COUNTY, CA - JANUARY 26: Quarterback Trevor Lawrence goes through drills during Jordan Palmer's QB Summit NFL Draft Prep in a park on January 26, 2021 in Orange County, CA. (Photo by Aubrey Lao/Getty Images)
ORANGE COUNTY, CA - JANUARY 26: Quarterback Trevor Lawrence goes through drills during Jordan Palmer's QB Summit NFL Draft Prep in a park on January 26, 2021 in Orange County, CA. (Photo by Aubrey Lao/Getty Images) /
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Madden 22: Rookie ratings predictions for Round 1 of the NFL Draft
Mya Tomoto stands with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell after announcing Greg Newsome II as the 26th pick by the Cleveland Browns (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) /

Picks 26-32

Greg Newsome II – CB – Cleveland Browns (No. 26)

Newsome has good size and strength, but is a little late on his adjustments in coverage. Can be prone to pass interference calls as well. Prediction: 73 OVR

Rashod Bateman – WR – Baltimore Ravens (No. 27)

A physical WR that can play both outside and in the slot he’ll immediately become a reliable target for Lamar Jackson. But it’ll need to be seen how he refines his route running and competes against NFL-caliber physical corners. Prediction: 73 OVR

Payton Turner – DE – New Orleans Saints (No. 28)

Turner is a bit of a project, which seems weird for a team that could use immediate contributions. If he’s coached up, he could have a size and length advantage that allows him to dominate the edge. Prediction: 71 OVR

Eric Stokes – CB – Green Bay Packers (No. 29)

Another corner with size, speed, quickness and athleticism. He can be an outstanding defender outside, but despite two interceptions returned for touchdowns, he needs to display better ball skills. Prediction: 72 OVR

Greg Rousseau – Edge – Buffalo Bills (No. 30

Is a strong, physical pass rusher that just doesn’t quit. Will need to improve against the run but will contribute immediately rushing the QB. Could be dominant with help from coaches and Bills players. Prediction: 73 OVR

Jayson Oweh – Edge – Baltimore Ravens (No. 31)

He. Is. An. Athlete. Just a specimen of speed, size and quickness. But there’s something missing that hasn’t converted his tools into production. Maybe the Ravens can find that missing piece. Prediction: 72 OVR

Joe Tryon – Edge – Tampa Bay Buccaneers (No. 32)

Long and athletic and can dominate the line of scrimmage with the ability to take over a game. That said, he doesn’t have a ton of experience and could definitely benefit learning the intricacies of the position from Shaquil Barrett. Prediction: 72 OVR

Let us know what you predict as ratings for some of these players in Madden 22.

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