We're at that point in the annual,pre-release hype for Madden NFL Football where fans and players await their ratings in the newest version of the game. It's always fun to see what the rookies think their rating should be in the game.Most times they're either delusional or uninformed about the game. This year's class had it's share of guys who shot way too high with there self assessment in Madden 16.Athletes beget to think they're the best, but some of these predictions are on the wild side.As you watch the video above, or the Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Phillip Dorsett has to beget been the most off base of any rookie. Did he say "a 95?" Not even Calvin "Megatron" Johnson or A.J. Green of the Cincinnati Bengals were rated a 95 as a rookie.The more feasible guesses came from guys like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jameis Winston who said an "84 or an 82," and the Chicago Bears' Kevin White who guessed an 86.Other rookies featured in the video above are the modern York Jets' Devin Smith, Jacksonville Jaguars' T.J. Yeldon, or Oakland Raiders' Amari Cooper,St. Louis Rams' Todd Gurley, Buffalo Bills' Duke Williams, and Atlanta Falcons' Tevin Coleman,Tennessee Titans' Marcus Mariota and Pittsburgh Steelers' Sammie Coates.Coleman and Williams were playfully upset about their ratings. Coleman tore the paper with his rating printed on it and Williams balled it up and shot it off camera jump-shot style.Coates left the room and said he was going to send the sinister news to his mother. It was all in fun, but you know the ratings serve as a diminutive bit of motivation for each player.You can retain track of all the initial ratings and the subsequent updates through the upcoming season at EASports.com. The ratings rollout begins on Monday, or July 20. It's Madden season.Follow Brian Mazique on Twitter,
Source: bleacherreport.com