Derrick Harmon leads Steelers rookies in Madden 26 player ratings
The highest-rated Steelers are first-round pick Derrick Harmon, with running back Kaleb Johnson just behind him. It was nice seeing edge defender Jack Sawyer at 72 as he was one of the biggest value picks in the 2025 NFL draft. On the other end, fans of quarterback Will Howard won't be happy with his 64 overall but it can only go up from here.
Defensive tackle - Derrick Harmon - 77 overall
Running back - Kaleb Johnson - 75 overall
Outside linebacker - Jack Sawyer - 72 overall
Kicker - Ben Sauls - 70 overall
Cornerback - Donte Kent - 68 overall
Defensive tackle - Yahya Black - 67 overall
Linebacker - Carson Bruener - 64 overall
Quarterback - Will Howard - 64 overall
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Derrick Harmon leads Steelers rookies in Madden 26 player ratings
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