Kevin Lewis DB - 49ers Madden Career Madden NFL 1992 - Peak 63 OVR

Kevin Lewis was an undrafted corner out of Northwestern State who caught on with San Francisco in 1990 and had one real NFL season. In 1991 he played all sixteen games, started three, and intercepted a pair of passes, useful depth on a good defense. A year on injured reserve in 1992 effectively ended it, and that was the career.

Madden made a single card of him, a 63 for that 1991 season, the one year he was healthy and on the field enough to be noticed. The number is unremarkable by design, a depth cornerback's grade, with an awareness rating of 20 that tells you the game had barely heard of him. There was nothing else to rate; his NFL life was essentially that one season.

Lewis intercepted three passes in his brief time in the league and never won a title. He is exactly the player who fills out the back of a roster and disappears from memory, and the sort this project is meant to catch. One healthy year, one Madden card, one line in the record book, which for a lot of men who reach the NFL at all is more than they ever get.