Who are the top 10 QBs revealed in Madden 21?

Madden 21 characteristics impressive lifelike gameplay and provides lots of improvements over earlier versions with regards to player skills. A single quarterback inside the Madden 21 edition of the game has the highest rating of 99, with just 1 other quarterback listed above 95. From the quarterbacks inside the top rated ten within the ratings, there's a good mix of young superstars and established veterans. 

Comparing the end of Madden 20's quarterback ratings, there isn't too significantly of a difference in Madden 21. The best five quarterbacks remain precisely the same, having a slight adjustment, and only Philip Rivers and Jimmy Garoppolo exit the major ten. Ahead of its release each year, EA Sports reveals the player ratings for Madden NFL, normally sparking passionate debates among fans. Effectively, it's that time once more because the ratings for Madden 21 have started to roll out. There's quite a bit to unpack, so we're going, to begin with, the guys beneath the center. 

Take a look at the 10 highest-rated quarterbacks in Madden 21. 

TOP 10: Carson Wentz (84 OVR)

Despite not playing in the game, Wentz does have a Super Bowl title. Since being drafted four seasons ago, he has performed well without setting the league alight in the ways Jackson and Mahomes have. That said, in 2019 he is coming off his best season yet. Playing the full season, he managed to get over 4,000 yards passing and 27 TDs. In the last Madden 20 update, he finished 83 rated, and it's not hard to see a small bump for him.

TOP 9: Dak Prescott (84 OVR)

Another young player on the way up, Prescott hasn't really achieved anything apart from a rookie of the year award. But he does show plenty of promise. This offseason he has been asking the Cowboys to make him one of the top-paid players in the NFL for his next contract and his 2019 was a decent audition for this. With just under 5,000 yards passing and 30 TDs, he was trying to carry the team. But missing the playoffs, they came up just short in a weak division.

TOP 8: Deshaun Watson (86 OVR)

The first player on the list who hasn't achieved great things yet, Watson is surely the next in line. In his three years in the league, Watson has played well behind a terrible offensive line and almost singlehandedly dragged his team to the playoffs. With 26 passing TDs and 7 rushing TDs last season, Watson has aspirations of being a champion and we expect to see him boosted for Madden 21.

TOP 7: Matt Ryan (87 OVR)

A former league MVP and offensive player of the year, Matt Ryan seems constantly underrated by fans. In 2019, he led the league in completions despite also being the most sacked QB. He is a consistently strong performer, without ever reaching those 'elite; heights outside of the 2016 season.

TOP 6: Aaron Rodgers (89 OVR)

Another Super Bowl MVP in the list, Rodgers has not one but two league MVPs to his name. In 2019, Rodgers led the league with the lowest interception percentage. For his 26 TDs, he was only picked off 4 times. This is particularly impressive for a high passing offense like the Packers. Rodgers is capable of a much higher rating than this, so expect to see him bumped up with updates if he performs as expected and without injury.

TOP 5: Tom Brady (90 OVR)

One of the greatest NFL players of all time, Brady is like Brees in that he is coming to the end of an illustrious career. The 6x Super Bowl winner has moved and will suit up for the Tampa Bay Buccs this coming season. He definitely isn't the same Tom Brady from years gone by, but is he still one of the best QBs in the league? You bet.

TOP 4: Drew Brees (93 OVR)

Coming to the end of an illustrious career, Brees has been a leading passer in the NFL for nearly 18 years. A Super Bowl winner and 2x former Offensive player of the season, Brees holds multiple passing records. Due to age, it's expected to be a small decline in stats but with his highest-rated season ever in 2019 it won't be too much.

TOP 3: Lamar Jackson (94 OVR)

The ability to throw like and QB, and run like an HB. Jackson is a legitimate dual-threat, in a changing NFL. The reigning NFL MVP and Madden 21 cover star, Jackson finished 2019 season with a league-leading 36 passing TDs to go alongside his 7 rushing TDs. His accuracy is impressive for a dual-threat QB, having only been picked off 6 times last season.

TOP 2: Russell Wilson (97 OVR)

The highest-paid player in the NFL, unbelievably Wilson was only a two-star recruit out of high school. Well, look at him now. A Super Bowl champion, Wilson has taken the Seahawks to the playoffs every season he's been in the league bar one. His 86-41-1 record is almost unrivaled and he created the path that Mahomes is now walking on.

TOP 1: Patrick Mahomes (99 OVR)

The Superbowl MVP started last year's Madden with a rating of 97, so it's no surprise to see him join the 99-club. The Madden 20 cover star led the Chiefs to the Lombardi Trophy in his second year as a starter and has all the tools to dominate your Franchise Mode.