Madden NFL 26 overall ratings for every Patriots rookie draft pick
Patriots offensive tackle Will Campbell made the top 10 as the fifth-highest rated rookie in the game. The former LSU standout was the No. 4 overall draft pick and arguably the best offensive lineman in the country last season.
However, the Patriots have multiple rookies on their roster who should have popped a decent overall rating, including running back TreVeyon Henderson, wide receiver Kyle Williams and kicker Andres Borregales.
Here are the overall ratings for every Patriots' rookie draft pick:
The Patriots are believed to have selected one of their best draft classes in recent memory, at least on paper.
Campbell, Wilson, Borregales and Ashby are considered likely starters this season, even though they're still technically competing for jobs at training camp. Henderson, Williams, Woodson, Farmer and even Swinson are also expected to be contributors right out of the gate.
It's as promising a rookie class as the Patriots have ever had.
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