Here's how 'Madden 20' rates this year's top rookie quarterbacks

The Bills are still hoping that Josh Allen, last year's No. 7 overall pick, will be their quarterback of the future, but the team signed former University at Buffalo quarterback Tyree Jackson in April after he went undrafted.

Jackson was the 2018 Offensive Player of the Year in the Mid-American Conference and managed to earn a better "Madden" rating than Jones, the 6th overall pick.

While the Panthers already have their franchise quarterback in Cam Newton, the former MVP was plagued by shoulder injuries last year.

Drafting Grier in the third round gives the team some extra security, and the former West Virginia University star could eventually develop into a quality talent.

John Elway has struggled to draft a franchise quarterback during his tenure as the Broncos general manager; both Paxton Lynch and Trevor Simian failed to establish themselves as reliable NFL starters after being drafted in consecutive years.

At University of Missouri, Lock was a stand-out quarterback in the highly competitive SEC, facing off against top college teams like Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.

Haskins was drafted 15th overall after a dominant 2018 season at Ohio State University. Haskins set Big 10 conference records for passing yards and touchdowns, and was the 2019 Rose Bowl MVP.

After drafting Haskins, Washington now has five quarterbacks on the roster, which should make for some interesting competition. Veteran Alex Smith is expected to miss the 2019 season after fracturing his fibula and tibia midway through 2018, and his replacement, Colt McCoy, is also recovering from a fractured tibia.

According to ESPN, 27 players have started at quarterback for Washington in the 27 seasons since they last won the Super Bowl in 1991.

Unsurprisingly, this year's No. 1 draft pick is also the top-rated rookie quarterback in "Madden 20."

Murray dazzled fans and scouts alike with an amazing season that earned him a Heisman Trophy, college football's top individual honor. Though Murray briefly considered leaving football for a Major League Baseball career with the Oakland A's, the Cardinals made it clear that Murray was their most coveted prospect.

He'll mostly likely step into the Cardinal's starting quarterback role right away, since Arizona traded Josh Rosen, last year's No. 10 pick, to the Miami Dolphins.