Andy Heck Madden Career 1992-2000 - Peak 94 OVR

Andy Heck spent most of his Notre Dame career at tight end before moving to left tackle as a senior, where he co-captained the Fighting Irish to the 1988 national championship. The Seahawks liked the switch enough to spend the 15th overall pick on him in 1989. He gave them five seasons, then five more in Chicago, and closed with two in Washington, 185 games and a dozen NFL seasons in all.

The playing career was only half of it. Heck became a respected offensive line coach, running the room in Jacksonville and then Kansas City, where his lines protected Patrick Mahomes through three Super Bowl wins.

His Madden footprint is small but telling. The available numbers catch him at the tail of the run: a 92 in the 1996 edition, when he was still a starting tackle in his prime, then a drop to 76 by the 2000 game and a 65 in 2001 as his playing days wound down in Washington.