Shilo Sanders Has Been Removed From Madden 26 After Getting Cut By The Tampa Bay Buccaneers

In a rare turn of events, Shilo Sanders finds himself both released from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and unexpectedly omitted from the latest edition of the Madden franchise. Following his waiver, reports indicate that EA Sports didn't merely demote him; they eliminated him altogether from Madden 26. This double setback is particularly tough for the son of renowned Coach Prime. Despite an unexpected drop during the draft, where he was eventually picked by the Browns in the fifth round, Sanders retains a commendable status, ranking as the fourth rookie quarterback in Madden 26. He boasts an overall rating of 67, surpassing his teammate Dillon Gabriel, who has a rating of 66. Sanders also features impressive attributes: a speed rating of 78, strength at 65, agility of 81, change of direction rated at 79, an injury rating of 94, and awareness at 58. Perhaps next year will yield better fortunes for Shilo. For now, he might have to settle for Madden 25, which could mark his final appearance in the game.