Based on the evaluations of the folks behind “Madden NFL 20,” it’s hard to be better than Khalil Mack on the field. The Bears pass rusher earned a perfect 99 rating in the upcoming game, which released ratings for all of its players Monday.

It’s fair to say that the Bears’ grading will generate some debate within the fan community. While Mack earned the highest rating possible in the game – only three other players earned the same honor – many other players from the roster assembled by GM Ryan Pace don’t fare so well.

Namely, there’s third-year quarterback Mitch Trubisky, who gets buried in the quarterback rankings at a paltry 75. That’s tied for a mere 26th among all QBs in the game with the likes of journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick. Ahead of the Bears’ Pro Bowl signal caller? Marcus Mariota (78), Jameis Winston (76) and Lamar Jackson (76), among many others.

Not every Bear will have something to quarrel with. Eddie Jackson (91) and Kyle Fuller (89) lead a strong secondary, and the passing game offers an assortment of good weapons in Trey Burton (87), Allen Robinson (86) and Tarik Cohen (85).

Here’s a rundown of the complete ratings for every Bears player to start “Madden NFL 20.” It’s important to remember that EA provides weekly roster updates to the game throughout the season, so there will be movement in the coming months following its Aug. 2 release for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.