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See the full story · 1 sourcesEA Sports has revealed the Madden 27 ratings for the entire 2026 NFL draft class, along with some select undrafted free agents as well. So what ratings did the Jacksonville Jaguars' 10-man draft class receive?
There was a three-way tie among the Jaguars ' draft picks for the highest overall Madden rating. Albert Regis, Emmanuel Pregnon, and Wesley Williams are at 73 overall.
Regis and Williams will immediately be rotational members along the defensive front, while Pregnon is currently slated to provide depth at guard.
Coming in at 70 overall were Jalen Huskey and Zach Durfee. Huskey will contribute on special teams right away and could push Caleb Ransaw for the third safety role on the depth chart. With Durfee, it remains to be seen where he fits in the defensive end rotation.
Nate Boerkircher, the Jaguars' first selection in this year's draft, has an overall rating of 67, which ranks seventh-best among Jacksonville's rookie class.
This pick has been criticized by draft analysts, in part because of his ranking on the consensus big board and lack of pass game production in college. However, the Jaguars view Boerkircher as a tight end with a well-rounded skill set, and with that, he has the ability to impact the game in a variety of ways.
Fifth-round pick and fellow tight end Tanner Koziol is the Jaguars' lowest-rated draft pick.
Jaguars' 2026 NFL draft class Madden 27 ratings
DT Albert Regis - 73
OL Emmanuel Pregnon - 73
DE Wesley Williams - 73
S Jalen Huskey - 70
DE Zach Durfee - 70
WR Josh Cameron - 68
TE Nate Boerkircher - 67
WR CJ Williams - 66
LB Parker Hughes - 66
TE Tanner Koziol - 65
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Nate Boerkircher's Madden 27 rating near bottom of Jaguars' draft class
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