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See the full story · 1 sourcesThe Tennessee Titans ’ rookie class again looks solid, but it has mostly flown under the radar in the national media outlets. Fortunately, we can always count on EA Sports to drop some info and coverage of the Titans ’ rookie class.
Unlike last offseason, when it appeared that rookie quarterback Cam Ward was mightily disrespected after being selected first overall, the Titans have some solid grades this year with their rookie class.
To no surprise, the top two players in the rankings are the Titans' two first-round picks: Carnell Tate and Keldric Faulk, although it did come as a bit of a surprise that Faulk came in ahead of Tate in the current rankings. These rankings have little impact on reality and will likely serve as additional motivation for young players in the future.
Carnell Tate’s Madden Rating and Attributes ahead of his rookie season Thoughts???? #Titans #TitanUp (📸 @EAMaddenNFL ) pic.twitter.com/zUmyfMBl0b
— SharmSports (@SharmSports) July 28, 2026 If you haven’t seen them yet, here's a look at the Titans' entire rookie class and their corresponding Madden 27 ratings .
Keldric Faulk (78)
Speed: 83Strength: 84Agility: 76
Carnell Tate (77)
Speed: 91Strength: 68Agility: 89
Anthony Hill Jr. (72)
Speed: 89Strength: 73Agility: 82
Fernando Carmona (70)
Speed: 65Strength: 86Agility: 67
Nick Singleton (69)
Speed: 93Strength: 78Agility: 87
Jackie Marshall (68)
Speed: 76Strength: 87Agility: 62
Pat Coogan (65)
Speed: 66Strength: 82Agility: 57
Jaren Kanak (69)
Speed: 88Strength: 76Agility: 77
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Madden NFL 27: See the ratings for Titans rookie class
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