Luke Schoonmaker Madden Career 2024-2026 - Peak 71 OVR

Luke Schoonmaker spent five years at Michigan, a medical redshirt in the middle of it, and left as the program's most reliable blocking tight end, a pro-ready body the Cowboys liked enough to take in the second round in 2023. He arrived to a room that already had Jake Ferguson emerging, which meant his job was depth and blocking rather than targets.

The Madden card reflects that supporting role and barely moves. He opened at a 68 and sat there, nudging only to a 71 peak in Madden NFL 26, the flat grade of a complementary tight end who does the quiet work. His receiving numbers stayed modest, a couple of touchdowns as a rookie, a small bump in 2024, nothing that would push the rating into starter territory, because the starter snaps belonged to Ferguson. The number is honest about a player whose value is in the blocking and the depth.

He remains exactly the tight end a good offense keeps around, the second guy who can block in line and catch the occasional ball, useful precisely because he does not need the spotlight. There is no dramatic arc here and no glitch, just the steady low-70s card of a role player doing a role player's job. Schoonmaker is depth done properly, and his flat grade is the fairest thing Madden can say about it.