Cullen Jenkins Madden Career 2006-2016 - Peak 92 OVR

Nobody called Cullen Jenkins's name in the 2003 draft. Green Bay signed the Central Michigan product as a free agent, and he spent eight years turning that snub into a career, wrecking pockets from inside Dom Capers's 3-4 front. He set a personal best with 6.5 sacks in 2006, including three in one afternoon against Detroit, and the next season he batted down nine passes, the most by a Packers lineman since 1980.

His defining reward came in February 2011, when Green Bay beat Pittsburgh 31-25 in Super Bowl XLV. Jenkins pushed the pocket all through that playoff run, the interior half of a defense built on pressure. His brother Kris was the bigger name at the position, a Pro Bowl tackle, but Cullen carved out plenty on his own with later stops in Philadelphia, New York, and Washington.

Madden charted the climb honestly. He opened at a 74 in the 2005 edition, jumped to 84 by 2007, and topped out at a 92 in the 2008 game after his batted-pass season. The number cooled into the 80s across his thirties without ever falling off a cliff.