Madden 99 Club
The Heisman Trophy
Super Bowl Heroes
Undesirable Records
Draft Steals
Under 6'
200
The 99 Club welcomed 3 first time members for Madden 27, Matthew Stafford, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and this Cardinals Tight End.
Trey McBride
200
The First Freshman to ever win the Heisman.
Johnny Manziel
200
After losing the lead with 2:37 to go, this Steelers Receiver came down with the game winner with only 42 seconds to play.
Santonio Holmes
200
The all time NBA record for consecutive losses is 28, jointly held by the 76ers and this team who accomplished this terrible feat during the 2023-24 season.
Detroit Pistons
200
Hard to believe this legendary Laker fell all the way to number 13 before being scooped up by the Charlotte Hornets and then promptly traded to LA.
Kobe Bryant
200
At 5'3 he is the shortest player to ever suit up in an NBA game.
Muggsy Bogues
400
Unsurprisingly this future Hall of Fame DT has been rated 99, more times than anyone in the history of Madden.
Aaron Donald
400
This Big Ten School has produced the most Heisman Winners in history with 8.
USC
400
Simply know as "The Helmet Catch" this player made the biggest play of the night to help the Giants knock off the 18-0 Patriots in Super Bowl 42.
David Tyree
400
The only time an NFL Coach has been suspended for a whole season, was this coach who shared the blame for the infamous "Bountygate" scandal in 2012.
Sean Payton
400
Tom Brady was famously a 6th round pick however, his idol another all time great QB, wasn't taken until the 3rd round in the 1979 NFL Draft.
Joe Montana
400
The 2010 NFL Defensive player of the year was this 5'10 safety who beat Packers LB Clay Matthews by only 4% of the vote.
Troy Polamalu
600
While he was only a 70 overall at his natural position of WR. This player in Madden 2008 was a 99 overall on special teams and became the first ever Madden player to receive a 100 overall speed rating.
Devin Hester
600
The only 2 time Heisman winner is this former Ohio State Running Back.
Archie Griffin
600
I hope this Rams CB bought Aaron Donald a nice dinner or something, because if it wasnt for the pressure Donald got on Joe Burrow on 4th down, Ja'Marr Chase was wide open for the game winning score due to him falling on his face.
Jalen Ramsey
600
Despite being one of the best passers in NBA History, this Hall of Fame Point Guard set a record with 14 turnovers in one game while playing for the Phoenix Suns in 2000.
Jason Kidd
600
Going to school at Hofstra doesnt generally get you on the radar of many NFL teams, but the Saints took a chance in the 7th round on this WR and he became the franchises all time leader in every major receiving category.
Marques Colston
600
This Former 5'10 Dallas Mavericks player, is best known for his defensive skills that helped the Mavericks win the NBA Championship.
J.J. Barea
800
The only player in the history of Madden to be a member of the 99 Club with 2 different teams.
Christian McCaffrey
800
Since 2017, every Heisman winner has gone either #1 or #2 in the NFL draft except this Alabama Wide Receiver.
Devonta Smith
800
everyone remembers Foles catching the Touchdown on the "Philly Special" play, but less remembered is this player who threw the Touchdown Pass.
Trey Burton
800
This Quarterback got hit hard by the Madden Curse for two seasons straight, by first getting injured and missing the final 5 games, only to follow it up the next season when he set a record by committing 40 turnovers in one season.
Daunte Culpepper
800
This NBA all star and former eastern conference finals MVP, fell all the way to the Bulls at pick 30 in the 2011 NBA Draft.
Jimmy Butler
800
In 1995-96 this Guard became the first and only player under 6 foot to win the NBA Rookie of the Year Award
Damon Stoudemire
1000
Only 3 Kickers have ever been named to the 99 club, Adam Vinatieri, David Akers and this brash Colts Kicker who Peyton Manning famously referred to as "their idiot kicker".
Mike Vanderjagt
1000
The subject of a 2008 movie was this former Syracuse RB who was the first African American Heisman Winner.
Ernie Davis
1000
more heartbreak for the Bengals was when this 49ers receiver caught the winning TD in Super Bowl 23 with 34 seconds to go.
John Taylor
1000
In what some consider the worst college basketball game of all time, this School ranked #23 at the time only managed to score 24 points at home against #12 Virginia Tech. The lowest point total ever put up by a ranked Division I school in a game.
N.C. State Wolfpack
1000
Despite only playing 7 seasons due to injury this former Running Back still made the Hall of Fame after being a 6th round pick, thanks to a 2,000 yard season and still holding the NFL record for the most rushing TDs in a single postseason.
Terrell Davis
1000
This 5'5 Kick Returner was famously blown up by Pat Mcafee on a return in 2013.
Trindon Holliday