After being frustrated trying to find a good 23 draft class, I ended up redoing an entire draft class. I've tried about 10 classes and none had correct equipment, players to a degree were ok but also not up to par or completely accurate. So after 3 weeks of work, I am done. This is the Beta version, for testing. I have over 20 minutes per player including research. I created 7 rounds of real players, using stats, ranking, concensus rankings, some podcasts, I then made the ratings. Obviously they won't be perfect or up to everyone's standards, but definately good enough to simulate a draft!
Note : the undrafted players are fictional computer generated. I couldn't bring myself to go that in depth. You wont find a more accurate class still on ps5. The best part, is the equipment is 95% correct on all players, helmets, face masks, skins, gloves etc. Faces were tough as we are limited there.
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I got tired of all of the weak/out-of-date draft classes for franchise mode on Madden Share, so I took matters into my own hands. I've spent the last month creating what I believe to be the most complete 2022 draft class on the PS5 Madden Share.
In Madden NFL 24, you have the option to use either an EA-generated draft class (featuring entirely fictional players) or choose a class crafted by an online user. Naturally, these classes vary in the ratings of the players. For this article, we've utilized the draft class created by "BornHim," which boasts the highest likes and offers realistic ratings for college players. While alternative files can be downloaded, we cannot assure the accuracy of the ratings they provide.
Another quick example of the difference these settings can make in the quality of draft classes is in testing these settings, we generated 30 classes on each setting and with every position set to very strong, draft classes saw an average of nearly ten 80+ OVR prospects per draft. With every position set to Very Weak there were a total of five 80+ OVR prospects over all 30 classes and an average OVR that was over five points lower than the Very Strong classes.
Dev Note: For these settings to take effect, they will need to be set prior to the current season's draft class being generated which takes place in Regular Season Week 1. If changed after a class is generated, they will take effect in the following season.
I spent a considerable amount of time creating a draft class completely full of pro and college legends. There are no CPU generated players whatsoever. All players have correct height, weight, position (as much as possible), numbers and gear (did my best to match face masks, helmets style may be off). I figured I spent enough time on it that it should be open to the community to enjoy should anyone be interested.
For anyone interested, I'm mapping out the 2nd (and final) draft class of pro and college legends. If anyone has any request for me to add someone to it that wasn't in the first class, you can post them here. Lineman and defense would be very welcomed
Ever since EA added the functionality to allow users to build their own Madden draft classes that could be shared with the community, a slew of hard-working fans has taken the opportunity to create and distribute some fine work to other gamers.
The latest to come across my virtual desk is a fictional draft class built by a duo called Frisk and Nick. Emmdot Frisk, is an up-and-coming YouTuber with over 20,000 subscribers, and he posted this creation for Madden 21 PS4 and PS5 users.
At the heart of any good draft class or roster is realistic player creation. While it may be fun to create a ton of 99-overall-rated players to toss in a roster or draft class, the most realistic and immersive creations include a practical mix of stars, busts and middle-of-the-road talents.
The 2024 & 2025 draft classes are complete. I will start updating the prospect database for the 2026 class soon. This class will take longer to complete. My work has picked up and I am going through the process of buying a house. So there is not as much free time as I have had the last few weeks. I plan to finish the 2026 class by the end of November.
The Draft Class fixes patch a number of errors and oddities that could occur when downloading or generating draft class files. The team notes that these fixes will only be applied to files created after Patch 3, so any older files will continue to display the same bugs. If you're looking to download new draft class files, it's recommended to sort by date and only download files added after October 4.
This is the only section in our scouting guide that can be thrown off by your commissioner. The combine information, physical ratings tab, and core attributes will all still be 100% accurate regardless of draft class strength.
First and foremost, do not import or download any draft class in the game. For some players, this tends what causes the glitch for some. If the glitch occurred without you doing this, then read further for some possible solutions.
The 2022 NFL Draft offers yet another pool of potential franchise quarterbacks. Before we welcome those prospects into the club, let's take stock of where we stand today. Marc Sessler has updated his rankings of each QB draft class since the turn of the millennium. Last offseason's rankings have been altered to reflect a scenery-shifting 2021 campaign.
Teams were surprised when the Bills reached for EJ Manuel with the 16th overall selection. Seen by most as a project with potential, the Florida State product was a turnover-prone flop in Buffalo -- a player Doug Marrone replaced with Kyle Orton before Rex Ryan signed Tyrod Taylor to avoid leaning on Manuel. This class lacked a true first-round prospect, while the only second-rounder, Geno Smith, is a starter-turned-backup who was perhaps best known for catching a fist to the jaw from his own teammate before re-emerging in Seattle last year to post his first multi-start season since 2014. Joining Manuel and Smith in the ranks of backup journeymen is lanky/erratic passer Mike Glennon. Matt Barkley has thrown 97 passes since 2017.
Best in show? I side with Josh McCown, the enduring, fun-to-watch, sometimes starter who might wind up as a head coach someday. While David Carr never lived up to the status of being the No. 1 overall pick, his situation reminds me of what happened to Tim Couch in Cleveland: a young quarterback tossed into the fire on a wanting expansion team struggling to find its way. David Garrard produced a flock of flashy moments with the Jaguars, while Shaun Hill -- an undrafted arm -- spent 15 years in the league. This class was also yanked to Earth by two first-round nightmares, Detroit's Joey Harrington and Washington's Patrick Ramsey, who combined for a 28-51 record with the teams that mistakenly chose them. For diehards, this class also gifted us with undrafted mystery Chad Hutchinson.
This class dots the spectrum, with high-profile starters and unforgivable draft mistakes mixed into one chaotic soup. Derek Carr is coming off his finest campaign with a fresh contract and big hopes under new Raiders coach Josh McDaniels. Jimmy Garoppolo is a beloved teammate and good-but-not-great NFL starter currently twisting in the wind as San Francisco looks to elevate Trey Lance.
Another class littered with starting talent and franchise-altering busts. Back in 2011, the Panthers wisely ignored their selection of Jimmy Clausen the previous April, going all in on Cam Newton with the No. 1 pick in the draft. With an MVP award and Super Bowl appearance under his belt, Newton largely met expectations while making the Panthers a relevant franchise. That all feels Old Testament after Carolina kicked Cam to the curb, leaving Newton to toil in New England in 2020 before (weirdly) returning to a fading Panthers squad last season. Superman's cape was stolen years ago.
The best passer in this class wasn't even drafted. Tony Romo was brought to Dallas when former Cowboys assistant Sean Payton pitched him to Bill Parcells. The rest is history, with Romo taking the starting job from Drew Bledsoe in 2006 and never looking back. Heavily critiqued early in his career for the occasional high-profile gaffe, Romo ultimately retired as one of the NFL's most reliable quarterbacks. Five years later, he's quickly become television's premier color analyst. No. 1 overall pick Carson Palmer proved to be well worth the selection, with some of the best work of his 14-year career coming later on with Arizona. Byron Leftwich gave the Jaguars 44 up-and-down starts, while Kyle Boller and Rex Grossman were largely annoying. Still, Grossman is the only passer from this class to start on the game's biggest stage, helping guide Chicago to Super Bowl XLI, where the Bears were blown to pieces by Peyton Manning's Colts.
Had all gone right, this class might be remembered as an equal to the all-star cast from 2004 -- maybe even 1983. Andrew Luck is a Hall of Fame talent who won't reach Canton after his stunning retirement. A troubling case, Robert Griffin III was the most exciting quarterback in football during his rookie campaign -- before a knee injury changed his path forever. Washington found RGIII's replacement in that same draft by nabbing Kirk Cousins. Who knew he'd become the prize of free agency in 2018 and Minnesota's current starter? In Round 3, the Seahawks altered their franchise by taking a chance on Russell Wilson. Dinged by some for his diminutive stature, Wilson won the starting job in his first training camp and hoisted the Lombardi in Year 2. Few players in the league are relied on more than Denver's new do-everything starter. Toss in Super Bowl LII hero Nick Foles and 2019 Comeback Player of the Year honoree Ryan Tannehill, and this emerges as a wildly productive class, even amid the wreckage of Griffin, ultra-bust Brandon Weeden and the underwhelming Brock Osweiler.
The first round produced a pair of long-range starters in Alex Smith and back-to-back MVP Aaron Rodgers. We all know how Rodgers fumed while watching 21 teams (the Vikings and Cowboys each picked twice in the top 23) pass him by before the Packers added him to a roster already equipped with Brett Favre under center. The chance to sit and learn helped Rodgers, who went on to win a Super Bowl and emerge as one of history's most talented quarterbacks. With what we know now, Rodgers should have gone ahead of Smith -- and all other humans in the 2005 draft -- but Smith's commendable career record of 99-67-1 is something plenty of passers would trade anything for. Smith announced his retirement last offseason; his courageous comeback in Washington in 2020 is the stuff that makes Earth a finer place. Beyond the big two, this class offered unusual longevity. Ryan Fitzpatrick is a pure delight, pairing with Matt Cassel as two of the more productive seventh-rounders in memory. This group also gave us Derek Anderson and the whirlwind known as Kyle Orton. It's crazy to think Washington was forced to settle for Jason Campbell one pick after Rodgers went to Green Bay. ff782bc1db
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