Rhodes sits at 79 as the third-ranked long-snapper in Madden 26, a role that quietly influences field-position advantages. While not a fantasy staple, Rhodes’ reliability can subtly impact kickers’ scoring opportunities and punt returns, a niche but meaningful consideration for heavy-special-teams leagues.

Luke Rhodes, a long snapper for the Colts, has participated in all five games this season without making any starts. He has primarily contributed on special teams, playing 31% of the snaps.

Luke Rhodes currently plays for the Indianapolis Colts.

Luke Rhodes of the Indianapolis Colts is the highest-paid long-snapper in the NFL, earning $1.67 million per season. A UFL team could have his services for one half of a game and roughly three minutes of the third quarter.