Seattle Seahawks wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh has said he won’t play Madden football again until they give him a better rating in the game.

“Man, they don’t get my rating right,” Houshmandzadeh told Colin Cowherd on his ESPN Radio show. “I just looked at the game and they have this wrong and that wrong. And I understand I averaged 10 yards a catch (in 2008), but it’s the offense, man, not me.”

Houshmandzadeh’s player in the game is slated for a 91 overall rating when Madden 2010 comes out next month. Currently that makes him the 6th highest rated receiver in the NFC behind only Larry Fitzgerald (99), Steve Smith (97), Anquan Boldin (94), Roddy White (93) and Calvin Johnson (92).

“I’m not playing Madden no more, until they get my rating right,” Houshmandzadeh said. “It might be a little pouting, too. It might be. But, you know, I used to be the best in the world at Madden, so I’m going to miss not playing it. But until they do me right, I’m not playing it no more.”

I don’t know who Houshmandzadeh thinks he is, but he currently has a better rating than he actually should. Afterall, he only had 904 receiving yards and four touchdowns last season.

Get a clue Housh, YOU’RE NOT THAT GOOD!