Atlanta Falcons training camp is inching closer by the day, and moments like this make us wish it would come even faster. This week, Madden 27 updated its rankings for the upcoming season, and Falcons players largely came away with some frustrating ratings. Bijan Robinson’s 95 overall rating is the highest on the Falcons, but it is too low compared to running backs around the league. The NFL’s scrimmage yards leader from last season is somehow fourth-highest among backs, and is rated below Jonathan Taylor (96), Christian McCaffrey (96), and Jahmyr Gibbs (98). A curious decision. At quarterback, the Falcons are quickly reminded that they are staring down a potentially fruitless competition. Both Tua Tagovailoa (74) and Michael Penix Jr. (72) were not kindly received by these ratings, but could always elevate their stock with good seasons, should they win the job. The most glaring decisions were the ratings for breakout defenders Divine Deablo (81 overall, No. 25 among linebackers) and Brandon Dorlus (73 overall, No. 74 among defensive linemen). Deablo’s impact was most felt when he left the field (the Falcons were 0-5 without him), while Dorlus finished his first year of real playing time with 8.5 sacks. On the positive side, safety Jessie Bates III is tied for the top-rated player at his position (94). The multi-time All-Pro is fresh off another outstanding season, but enters a contract year with the Falcons. Unfortunately, Xavier Watts (79 overall, No. 40 among safeties) did not receive the same love. Elsewhere, Drake London is starting to get some well-deserved attention. The wideout, who recently signed a lucrative new deal with the team, was ranked No. 7 overall (92) by these rankings. He comes in just ahead of Mike Evans and DeVonta Smith (91), but just behind CeeDee Lamb (93) and Justin Jefferson (94). Behind London, the Falcons’ glaring depth concerns are apparent. Ian Cunningham made a point of targeting the wide receiver position, but Madden is not yet convinced he did enough. Check out all the Falcons’ ratings for the upcoming season below (note: not all rookies are included). Overall Team Rating – 80 overall QuarterbacksTua Tagovailoa – 74 overallMichael Penix Jr. – 72 overallRunning BacksBijan Robinson – 95 overallBrian Robinson Jr. – 78 overallTyler Goodson – 68 overallNate Carter – 67 overallWide ReceiversDrake London – 92 overallJahan Dotson – 74 overallZachariah Branch – 73 overallOlamide Zaccheaus – 73 overallDylan Drummond – 66 overallTight EndKyle Pitts Sr. – 80 overallAustin Hooper – 74 overallCharlie Woerner – 65 overallOffensive TackleJake Matthews – 89 overallJawaan Taylor – 75 overall Wanya Morris – 69 overallMichael Jerrell – 65 overallJack Nelson – 63 overallStorm Norton – 63 overallAndrew Steuber – 63 overallInterior Offensive LineChris Lindstrom – 93 overallRyan Neuzil – 80 overallMatthew Bergeron – 76 overallCorey Levin – 64 overallKyle Hinton – 63 overallEdgeJalon Walker – 79 overallJames Pearce Jr. – 79 overallSamson Ebukam – 76 overallAzeez Ojulari – 73 overallBralen Trice – 71 overallCameron Thomas – 70 overallDefensive LineDa’Shawn Hand – 74 overallBrandon Dorlus – 73 overallZach Harrison – 73 overallLaCale London – 69 overallMaason Smith – 69 overallChris Williams – 64 overallLinebacker Divine Deablo – 81 overallChristian Harris – 72 overallTroy Andersen – 70 overallJD Bertrand – 69 overallChanning Tindall – 68 overallDeAngelo Malone – 62 overallSafety Jessie Bates III – 94 overallXavier Watts – 79 overallSydney Brown – 71 overallDeMarcco Hellams – 69 overallJammie Robinson – 68 overallDarren Hall – 66 overallCornerback A.J. Terrell Jr. – 88 overallMike Hughes – 76 overallAvieon Terrell – 75 overallClark Phillips III – 75 overallBilly Bowman Jr. – 73 overallMike Ford Jr. – 73 overallDarnay Holmes – 72 overallC.J. Henderson – 70 overallCobee Bryant – 65 overallNatrone Brooks – 63 overallKicker Nick Folk – 88 overallPunterJake Bailey – 78 overallLong SnapperLiam McCullough – 64 overallSign up for our free Atlanta Falcons newsletter and follow us and 30,000 Falcons fans on Facebook and X for the latest news!Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow