Von Miller Madden Career 2012-2025 - Peak 99 OVR

Von Miller won the Butkus Award at Texas A&M and went second overall to Denver in 2011, immediately becoming one of the most explosive edge rushers in football. He had a rare blend of bend, speed and hand technique, just the player who could win a rush in a single move, and he won Defensive Rookie of the Year to start a Hall of Fame-caliber career.

The Madden card climbed to a long peak. He opened at a 79, rose through the 90s, and hit a 99 in Madden NFL 17, 18 and 19, the ceiling coming around the years after his signature moment, a 2.5-sack, two-forced-fumble performance that won him MVP of Super Bowl 50 to cap the 2015 season. The number matched a rusher who terrorized quarterbacks for a decade.

He added a second title after a 2021 midseason trade to the Rams delivered Super Bowl LVI, then signed with Buffalo, piling up more than 130 career sacks along the way with eight Pro Bowls and three first-team All-Pros. Miller is one of the definitive edge rushers of his generation, a player whose biggest games came on the biggest stages. His three straight 99s are the fair record of a pass rusher who, at his peak, could take over a game and a season with the bend and burst off the edge that few have ever matched.