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Who is the best quarterback in the NFL? Well, Madden has weighed in on the debate. EA Sports revealed the top 10 quarterback ratings for "Madden NFL 27" ahead of the 2026 season on Wednesday. While Monday's announcement of the 99 Club spoiled who the top two quarterbacks in "Madden NFL 27" are, EA Sports revealed which quarterback received a higher placement. As for quarterbacks not at the top of the list, Drake Maye and Dak Prescott both have ratings above 90, but neither cracked the top five of the rankings. Caleb Williams, who is this year's cover athlete, also finds himself in the top 10 after a breakout second season with the Chicago Bears. Here are the top 10 quarterbacks in Madden NFL 27, ranked: Jared Goff made the top 10 among quarterbacks in "Madden NFL 27" with an 88 overall rating. Goff had his second consecutive Pro Bowl season with the Detroit Lions in 2025. During the regular season, Goff recorded 4,564 passing yards, 34 touchdowns, and eight interceptions last season. Caleb Williams earned a 90 overall rating in "Madden NFL 27." Williams, the cover star for this year's edition of the game, had a breakout 2025 season, leading the Bears to the divisional round. During the 2025 regular season, Williams recorded 3,942 passing yards, 27 touchdowns, and seven interceptions for the Chicago Bears. Entering Year 7, Justin Herbert received a 90 overall rating in "Madden NFL 27." During the 2025 regular season, Herbert recorded 3,727 passing yards, 26 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions in a Pro Bowl year for the Chargers. Dak Prescott earned a 91 overall rating in "Madden NFL 27." Prescott was named to the Pro Bowl last season after he logged 4,552 passing yards, 30 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions. Prescott enters Year 11 with two top targets in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens. Drake Maye received a 92 overall rating in Madden NFL 27. Maye just missed the top five after leading the Patriots to the Super Bowl last season. During the 2025 regular season, Maye recorded 4,394 passing yards, 31 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions. Patrick Mahomes earned a 93 overall rating in Madden NFL 27. Mahomes returns after tearing his ACL and LCL last December. During the 2025 regular season, Mahomes logged 3,587 passing yards, 22 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions in 14 games. Lamar Jackson received a 94 overall rating in Madden NFL 27. During the 2025 regular season, Jackson logged 2,549 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions in 13 starts. Jackson's injuries contributed to a difficult season in 2025 and if the Madden rankings are anything to go off of, he's expected to bounce back. Joe Burrow earned a 97 overall rating in Madden NFL 27. The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback missed nine games last season due to a toe injury, but he is another player that's expected to bounce back. During the 2025 regular season, Burrow registered 1,809 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, and 5 interceptions in eight games. Josh Allen received a 99 overall rating in Madden NFL 27. Allen is one of two quarterbacks to earn a 99 overall rating in this year's release. During the 2025 regular season, Allen recorded 3,668 passing yards, 25 passing touchdowns, and 14 rushing touchdowns for the Buffalo Bills before falling to the Broncos in the Wild Card. Matthew Stafford earned a 99 overall rating in Madden NFL 27. Stafford shares the top rating among all quarterbacks in this year's release after an MVP season with the Los Angeles Rams. Last season, Stafford threw for 4,707 passing yards and 46 touchdowns and threw 8 interceptions. Coincidentally, the last time the Rams won the Super Bowl was when it was hosted in Los Angeles, with the 2027 Super Bowl returning to Sofi Stadium, could Stafford lead the Rams to another title?

CHICAGO With pen in hand and talking points rehearsed, new Penn State head coach Matt Campbell introduced himself to the Big Ten and the throngs of reporters attending the conferences annual media days event in a manner that mimicked his polished predecessor, James Franklin. Campbells handy writing utensil provided a callback to Franklin taking notes during weekly news conferences in the Lasch Building. His reverence for Penn State president Neeli Bendapudi and athletics director Pat Kraft could have been cut and pasted from any number of Franklins comments in recent years. As could Campbells line about the Nittany Lions continuing to lead with "character, integrity, class and excellence," all while chasing the programs first national championship since 1986. But if everything unfolds according to plan if Kraft gets validated for dismissing Franklin last October, less than a year removed from reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals, before hiring Campbell in December then the similarities between his new coach and his old one must stop with their public personas. Campbell is tasked with nudging Penn State over the line Franklin failed to reach at a time when several Big Ten rivals have entrenched themselves atop college football. So for Campbell and Penn State, the Big Ten Media Days represent a comparison between Campbells perceived ability to do more with less at Iowa State, and Franklins perennial struggle to convert high-end resources into signature wins; between a regime that always seemed to shy away from heightened expectations especially in public settings like this one and a group that is now speaking openly about contending for a national title this fall. "If we were ever going to leave Iowa State," Campbell said, "it was going to have to be a school and an institution that really fit how I believe and what I believe [is the right way to] build culture, how you build a team and how you build forward. I think for the last six months, we've been reminded why it was such a great fit for us at Penn State." The Nittany Lions contention hopes this fall originate with the players unwavering belief in Campbell, starting with quarterback Rocco Becht, who followed Campbell from Iowa State. On Tuesday, Becht compared Campbell to Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti when asked to predict the immediate impact he expects from the new staff. When Cignetti jumped from James Madison to IU ahead of the 2024 season, he added more than 30 players via the transfer portal, including 10 who had started for the Dukes. Campbell signed 24 former Iowa State players in a 39-man transfer class, tied for the sixth-largest haul in the country and second-biggest in the Big Ten behind UCLA. Becht described Penn States group of former Cyclones as "some of the best players that we had at Iowa State," a place where Campbell won 19 games over the previous two seasons and reached the Big 12 title game in 2024. Since arriving at Penn State, which lost 18 of 22 starters from last years team, those who followed Campbell have become invaluable conduits between the coaching staff and the holdovers from Franklins roster who remained with the program. "Were able to help the transition with other players," Becht, one of three players representing Penn State, said on Tuesday. "Were able to help lay that foundation that Coach Campbell wants to build. We won games at Iowa State. Building that over here, we just have the same mindset [while] blending in with the Penn State players. We just want to win, no matter what it looks like." Campbell, 46, is a consistent winner. Beginning in 2012, he led three nine-win campaigns in four full seasons at Toledo, the last of which earned him MAC Coach of the Year. Then he took home the same award from the Big 12 three times in his first five years at Iowa State. Campbells name almost always circulated when marquee jobs became available in college and the NFL. His four wins against top-10 opponents the same number Franklin amassed in more than twice as many attempts helped that case. Almost immediately, the former Cyclones who transferred to Penn State offered a discrepancy in Campbell's approach to the high-leverage moments that eroded Franklins standing with the fan base. The Iowa State transfers said Campbell believed a team should prepare the same way each week, regardless of whether the opponent was ranked or winless. The Penn State holdovers described Franklins tendency to add more walk-throughs, meetings and details for players to memorize when facing elite competition. Their nerves tightened. "It would be more draining toward us," Rojas said. "And I think Coach Campbell is going to do a great job, you know, just treating each game like it should be, treating each game opponent like any other. So yeah, I think it was a thing [we struggled with]. But thats something that were going to overcome this year." Becht, a three-year starter at Iowa State, will be heavily leaned upon as a leader. Entering the 2026 season with more career victories (26) than any active FBS quarterback, he embodies Campbells system. Becht became a unifying force for a roster in flux this past winter, lobbying prospective teammates considering a transfer to remain at Penn State. He helped form a group chat with more than three dozen players designed to outline the teams goals this fall. The expectation, they said, is to win at the highest level. And Campbell is the reason for their confidence. "Being around that guy for four years now," Becht said, "what hes been able to build culturally, the standards that hes been able to build, the expectations that he has for his players, its something that I really wanted to be a part of for my last year because we have a special relationship. "And I wanted to bring it somewhere else, I wanted to have a reset, and blending that with Penn States rich history the historic program that it is is something that Im super excited to be part of now." Life after Franklin has begun.

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