NFL training camps are officially underway and Madden NFL 23 ratings week has begun. Now that football season is among us and player ratings are finally getting revealed, fans are eager to see where their favorite players land in the pecking order. With one of the the final position group highlighted being the offensive guards (LGs and RGs).
Here are the best offensive guard ratings and rankings in Madden NFL 23.
Madden NFL 23: All Offensive Guard Ratings and Rankings Revealed
In the run game, right and left guards must possess the strength and power to move defensive tackles and cut off linebackers with consistency. While in the pass game, they will be needed to utilize slide protection and reliably match up one-on-one with the opposing team’s best nose tackle. Despite being heavily undervalued in Madden NFL 23, there’s no denying that every team would be incomplete without a quality offensive guard.
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Without further ado, these are the top 40 offensive guards in Madden NFL 23.
Top 40 Offensive Guards
- Zack Martin, RG (98), Dallas Cowboys
- Quenton Nelson, LG (95), Indianapolis Colts
- Joel Bitonio, LG (90), Cleveland Browns
- Wyatt Teller, RG (89), Cleveland Browns
- Joe Thuney, LG (88), Kansas City Chiefs
- Brandon Scherff, RG (87), Jacksonville Jaguars
- Shaq Mason, RG (87), Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Kevin Zeitler, RG (85), Baltimore Ravens
- Chris Lindstrom, RG (84), Atlanta Falcons
- Andrew Norwell, LG (82), Washington Commanders
- Laken Tomlinson, LG (81), New York Jets
- Cody Whitehair, LG (80), Chicago Bears
- Rodger Saffold III, LG (80), Buffalo Bills
- Justin Push, LG (79), Arizona Cardinals
- Mike Onwenu, LG (79), New England Patriots
- Dalton Risner, LG (78), Denver Broncos
- Gabe Jackson, RG (78), Seattle Seahawks
- James Daniels, RG (78), Pittsburgh Steelers
- Matt Feiler, LG (78), Los Angeles Chargers
- Nate Davis, RG (77), Tennessee Titans
- Trai Turner, RG (77), Washington Commanders
- Trey Smith, RG (77), Kansas City Chiefs
- Austin Corbett, RG (76), Carolina Panthers
- Graham Glasgow, RG (76), Denver Broncos
- Mark Glowinski, RG (76), New York Giants
- Alex Cappa, RG (75), Cincinnati Bengals
- David Edwards, LG (75), Los Angeles Rams
- Landon Dickerson, LG (75), Philadelphia Eagles
- Alijah Vera-Tucker, RG (74), New York Jets
- Andrus Peat, LG (74), New Orleans Saints
- Jonah Jackson, LG (74), Detroit Lions
- Robert Hunt, RG (74), Miami Dolphins
- A.J. Cann, RG (73), Houston Texans
- Denzelle Good, LG (73), Las Vegas Raiders
- Ezra Cleveland, LG (73), Minnesota Vikings
- Kendrick Green, LG (73), Pittsburgh Steelers
- Kevin Dotson, LG (73), Pittsburgh Steelers
- Lucas Patrick, RG (73), Chicago Bears
- Quinn Meinerz, RG (73), Denver Broncos
- Zion Johnson, RG (73), Los Angeles Chargers
Guards are generally some of the lower-rated offensive linemen in Madden, so, these ratings feel pretty accurate. Personally, I probably would’ve placed Quenton Nelson above Zack Martin since Nelson has nearly just as many Pro Bowl appearances as Martin in half as many years. Nevertheless, you can’t really complain too much when you look at the ratings as a whole.
Just about every player feels to be positioned where most NFL fans would rank them in real life, with just a few exceptions. I will say that it’s unfortunate to see Zion Johnson barely crack the top 40 with a 73 overall, despite being a first-round pick and a starting caliber player. Although, guards typically get the shorter end of the stick and these ratings will fluctuate over the course of the regular season anyway.
That’s everything you need to know about the latest Madden NFL 23 ratings reveal highlighting the best offensive guards in the game. Before you leave, be sure to check out some of our other Madden content here at Gamer Journalist. Like how to use FieldSENSE in Madden NFL 23 or all players rated 99 or higher in Madden NFL 23.
