There are going to be a ton of changes to the Madden NFL 15 player ratings after an exciting week of NFL football.

Monday evening's exciting overtime thriller between the Washington Redskins (3-5) and the Dallas Cowboys (6-2) definitely was the key game of the week.

In a game that featured Washington's third string quarterback Colt McCoy, a 73 overall rating (OVR), the Dallas Cowboys could not find a way to go 7-1 and fell in overtime.

Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo did not look himself Monday. He suffered a lower back injury but then re-entered the game in the fourth quarter.

Romo is just an 89 OVR, but this injury shouldn't hamper him too much. He could go down to 85 and have to sit a couple games, but knowing him, he'll be out there Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.

McCoy could be entrenched as the Redskins quarterback for the foreseeable future, and he might see his OVR go up a couple points because he actually looked pretty good last night.

In the rest of the NFL, we saw some close games and some blowouts. The Patriots and Tom Brady (91 OVR) demolished the Chicago Bears.

Brady should be a 94 OVR, but for now he will stay in the 92-93 range.

Aaron Rodgers tweaked his hammy, yet again. He's had knee and leg issues most of his career. Still, he is a gamer, and the Green Bay Packers have a bye this upcoming Sunday so he should be back out there. Rodgers almost always insists on playing, if doctors will allow it.

Roders' rating could go down a little bit because he struggled with the New Orleans Saints Sunday evening. Expect Rodgers to stay in the 95-96 OVR area.

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