Ralf Mojsiejenko Madden Career Madden NFL 1992 - Peak 59 OVR

Ralf Mojsiejenko was born in Salzgitter, West Germany, punted at Michigan State, and went to San Diego in the fourth round in 1985 on the strength of a big leg. He made a Pro Bowl and second-team All-Pro for the Chargers in 1987, spent two years in Washington, and landed in San Francisco for a single season in 1991, which is the only reason he turns up on a 49ers roster at all.

That lone year is also his only Madden card, and the numbers on it are nonsense. The game rated him a 59 overall for the 1991 season, but built it out of a kick-power rating of 7, absurd for a punter known for booming the ball, and a kick-accuracy of 92, on the old 1-to-15 scale that turned everything early into guesswork. It is a single data point that gets the one thing he did well exactly backward.

Mojsiejenko punted for parts of seven seasons, averaged 42.5 yards, and never won a title, leaving Washington a year before it won Super Bowl XXVI. The German kid with the strong leg was a good pro. Madden's one card of him tells you almost nothing, and most of what it does tell you is wrong.