​The Philadelphia Eagles continue earning respect wherever the talent on their roster is dissected. This time, that adoration has spilled over into football’s beloved simulation. Madden NFL 27 is scheduled to launch on Aug. 13, with early access beginning Aug. 6 for MVP Plus members. While EA Sports hasn’t officially unveiled every player rating, early leaks from Madden Ratings and MUTLeaks suggest Philadelphia will once again boast one of the game’s most talented rosters.Both outlets agree on several Eagles earning spots among the game’s projected top 100 players. Lane Johnson headlines the group after Madden Ratings placed him in the prestigious 99 Club, while Saquon Barkley (92), Jordan Mailata (91), DeVonta Smith (91), Zack Baun (90), Jalen Carter (89), and Quinyon Mitchell (88) also made the cut.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe two projections aren’t identical, however.MUTLeaks lists Johnson at 97 overall instead of 99 while bumping Smith and Baun to 92 overall. Barkley (92) and Mailata (91) remain unchanged between the two projections.There are also a few notable differences elsewhere on the roster. MUTLeaks projects Dallas Goedert and Cooper DeJean as 89-overall players while also increasing Quinyon Mitchell’s rating from an 88 to an 89. Jalen Carter, meanwhile, doesn’t appear on MUTLeaks’ projected top-100 list despite earning an 89 overall from Madden Ratings.Regardless of which projection proves more accurate, one thing is evident. The Eagles continue boasting one of the NFL’s deepest collections of star talent, and that depth is expected to be reflected when Madden NFL 27 officially releases in August.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAs always, Madden ratings are certain to generate debate among fans. Still, regardless of how players are perceived in the long-running EA classic, one thing appears clear. The Eagles are expected to have one of the NFL’s most talented rosters once again, a reflection of the championship-caliber team Philadelphia has assembled as they enter the 2026 season.This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Lane Johnson headlines Eagles’ leaked Madden NFL 27 ratings