The surprise participants of this year's finale has highlighted this more than any other time. While the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams play at SoFi Stadium for the big game, and predictions flood across the board, the one predictable thing is Madden NFL's Super Bowl player ratings are far from being accurate.

To many, the most significant unexpected event of the postseason been the appearance of the Cincinnati Bengals and the team's unlikely rise towards at least the Super Bowl. Madden NFL 22 developer, EA may have been the most shocked by this, considering that the team boasts an overall rating of 75.

It is the lowest rating in the whole game. With a top-ten run-back in Joe Mixon (currently sitting at 93) as well as Comeback player of the year Joe Burrow at an--albeit underrated--86 the team's pathetic rating is definitely unlike what fans see at the football field every week. The most devastating issue on the Bengals team includes Tight End, C.J Uzomah who has been a star at his position, but still only wields a total rating of 79.

The Rams are better rated with a respectable 85, however this is less than that of the Buccaneers, Cardinals, and Ravens, whom the Rams defeated in the regular season, as well as a postseason win against both Tampa Bay and Arizona.

They have two 99 rated players in their rosters, the amazing defensive tackle Aaron Donald and shut-down Cornerback Jalen Ramsey. The team rating is confusing but perhaps more puzzling is the number assigned to the quarterback, Matthew Stafford. With 41 touchdowns and more than 4800 yards and scoring 3+ TD passes at nine times during all of the game, Stafford holds just 83 overall rating on Madden NFL 22.

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