Madden delivers weirdest rating yet to Commanders breakout star

Madden ratings are often a contentious issue among gamers and football fans alike. They rise and fall based on performances throughout the season, but nobody is ever truly satisfied for one reason or another. That proved to be the case for one Washington Commanders standout who was given a weird yet motivating initial rating by Madden's game developers. There weren't many more impressive players on the Commanders last season than Frankie Luvu. The dynamic linebacker spurned an extension with the Carolina Panthers to join head coach Dan Quinn's ambitious project. He thought linking up with the defensive guru could take his game to new heights. The undrafted free agent was correct in his assessment. Luvu took the league by storm. He formed an exceptional partnership with Bobby Wagner that drove the Commanders to better things on and off the field. They both earned second-team All-Pro honors as a result of their efforts, and there were arguably no more important arrivals in Washington aside from quarterback sen