Todd Herremans Madden Career 2006-2016 - Peak 90 OVR

Todd Herremans played 124 games up front for Philadelphia across a decade, which by itself puts him sixth in Eagles history for offensive line starts. Twice, though, he lined up as a tackle-eligible target and scored, once against Seattle in 2008 and again against Dallas in 2010. He was the first Eagles offensive lineman to catch a touchdown pass since Bob Gonya did it in 1934.

A fourth-round pick out of Saginaw Valley State in 2005, 126th overall, Herremans became the answer whenever Andy Reid's line sprung a leak. He opened at left tackle as a rookie, shifted inside to left guard in 2006, then slid back out to right tackle in 2011 as injuries scrambled the front. That 2006 line surrendered just 28 sacks, the fewest by an Eagles team since 1981. He finished his eleven seasons with a year in Indianapolis in 2015.

His Madden number climbed with his standing, from a 71 as a rookie up through an 88 in 2008 and topping out at 90 in the 2011 edition before tapering to 78 by his final season.