· 2026-07-14

The Jacksonville Jaguars have a reason to complain after zero players from the team cracked EA Sports’ leaked Madden NFL 27 Top 100 ratings list.
A graphic posted by MUTLeaks on Monday listed 100 players with overall ratings of 89 or higher. The list started with six 99-rated players and ran through 89-rated players. Jacksonville came up empty.
Trevor Lawrence had his best season yet in 2025, throwing for 4,007 yards and 29 touchdowns with 12 interceptions. He also ran for 359 yards and nine scores, totaling 38 touchdowns—a franchise record. Jacksonville named him an MVP and Comeback Player of the Year finalist. Yet Lawrence sits below the 89-rated cutoff in the leaked list.
His late surge powered Jacksonville’s eight-game winning streak to close the regular season. He threw 19 touchdown passes and ran for five scores in those final eight games. The Jaguars finished 13-4 and won the AFC South, yet Lawrence still missed the Top 100.
Josh Hines-Allen led Jacksonville with eight sacks and ranked in the NFL’s top 10 with 80 pressures and 26 quarterback hits. Antonio Johnson tied for the team lead with five interceptions. Parker Washington led the Jaguars in receiving with 847 yards and five touchdowns, plus two punt returns for scores.
Jacksonville’s defense set franchise records. The team led the NFL with 107 passes defensed and 110 points off takeaways. Its 22 interceptions ranked second. The defense allowed an NFL-low 85.6 rushing yards per game.
Offensively, Jacksonville became one of four teams with three 700-yard receivers. The Jaguars scored 474 points and 55 touchdowns, both franchise records. Still, no players made the leaked Top 100 list.
The Jaguars open the 2026 season on the road against the Cleveland Browns on September 13. Jacksonville will look to prove its roster strength again after the Madden snub.
Lawrence’s omission stands out most. He finished fifth in MVP voting and led the Jaguars to their best season in franchise history. The team’s 13-4 record and eight-game winning streak show a balanced roster. Yet EA Sports’ ratings suggest more work ahead before the Jaguars get their due in Madden 27.