Donnell Bennett Madden Career 1996-2000 - Peak 79 OVR

Donnell Bennett was a battering ram out of the University of Miami, where he won a national championship in 1991. Kansas City took him in the second round, 58th overall, in 1994, and used him as a fullback and short-yardage hammer for seven seasons. He finished with 1,941 rushing yards, a 3.7 average, and 17 touchdowns before a final year in Washington in 2001.

He was never a feature back or a highlight machine, but the Chiefs trusted him when they needed a yard on the ground. His footprint in Madden was brief and lopsided: the 2000 edition listed him at 90, his high-water mark in the series, before the number settled into the 70s across the 2001 and 2002 games as his career wound down.