Marc Logan Madden Career 1994-1997 - Peak 94 OVR

Marc Logan was a fifth-round back out of Kentucky who turned a decade in the league out of blocking, short yardage and special teams, the jobs that keep a roster running. He won a ring with the Bengals on the 1988 Super Bowl team, spent three years in Miami, and landed in San Francisco from 1992 to 1994, picking up a second ring on the Super Bowl XXIX champions.

Madden's card of his 49ers time carries one of the roster's more obvious glitches. The game rated Logan a 62 for the 1993 season, sensible for a blocking back, then jumped him to a 94 in Madden NFL '95 for 1994, a number that would make a journeyman fullback one of the best backs in football and is plainly a data error, since nothing he did on the field justified it. By the time he reached Washington the grade had crashed back to the 50s and then a 29.

Logan finished with 1,391 rushing yards, fifteen touchdowns and two Super Bowl rings across eleven seasons, a role player who was always useful and never a headliner. The lone 94 tells you nothing true about him. The two rings and the eleven years tell you plenty.