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 tackles (LTs and RTs).
Here are all of the best offensive tackle ratings and rankings in Madden NFL 23.
Madden NFL 23: All Offensive Tackle Ratings and Rankings Revealed
Offensive tackles are debatably the most important positions on the offensive line. Right tackles are relied on to run block and move defenders off the ball while also displaying the agility and lateral quickness to keep up with athletic edge rushers. While left tackles are designed to protect the quarterback’s blind side through elite pass protection. Since both play massive roles on the offensive line, you’ll want to equip yourself with one of the following players in Madden NFL 23.
Without further ado, here are the top 40 offensive tackles in Madden NFL 23.
Top 40 Offensive Tackles
- Trent Williams, LT (99), San Francisco 49ers
- Tyron Smith, LT (95), Dallas Cowboys
- David Bakhtiari, LT (94), Green Bay Packers
- Terron Armstead, LT (93), Miami Dolphins
- Lane Johnson, RT (92), Philadelphia Eagles
- Tristan Wirfs, RT (91), Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Ronnie Stanley, LT (90), Baltimore Ravens
- Ryan Ramczyk, RT (89), New Orleans Saints
- Laremy Tunsil, LT (88), Houston Texans
- La’el Collins, RT (87), Cincinnati Bengals
- Braden Smith, RT (85), Indianapolis Colts
- Elgton Jenkins, RT (85), Green Bay Packers
- Rob Havenstein, RT (85), Los Angeles Rams
- Jordan Mailata, LT (84), Philadelphia Eagles
- Kolton Miller, LT (84), Las Vegas Raiders
- Rashawn Slater, LT (84), Los Angeles Chargers
- Trent Brown, RT (84), New England Patriots
- Brian O’Neill, RT (83), Minnesota Vikings
- Dion Dawkins, LT (83), Buffalo Bills
- Taylor Moton, RT (83), Carolina Panthers
- Garett Bolles, LT (82), Denver Broncos
- Jake Matthews, LT (81), Atlanta Falcons
- Taylor Lewan, LT (81), Tennessee Titans
- Charles Leno Jr., LT (80), Washington Commanders
- Jedrick Wills Jr., LT (80), Cleveland Browns
- Orlando Brown, LT (80), Kansas City Chiefs
- Penei Sewell, RT (80), Detroit Lions
- Taylor Decker, LT (80), Detroit Lions
- Isaiah Wynn, LT (79), New England Patriots
- Jack Conklin, RT (79), Cleveland Browns
- Mike McGlinchey, RT (79), San Francisco 49ers
- Jonah Williams, LT (78), Cincinnati Bengals
- Mekhi Benton, RT (78), New York Jets
- Evan Neal, RT (77), New York Giants
- George Fant, LT (77), New York Jets
- Andrew Thomas, LT (76), New York Giants
- Donovan Smith, LT (76), Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Ikem Ekwonu, LT (76), Carolina Panthers
- D.J. Humphries, LT (75), Arizona Cardinals
- Morgan Moses, RT (75), Baltimore Ravens
All things considered, I’ve seen far worse Madden ratings at launch when it comes to offensive tackles. Trent Williams has cemented his rightful place at the top with Smith, Bakhtiari, and Armstead following close behind. Now this isn’t to say that the list is perfect because I do still see some clear flaws.
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For instance, Dion Dawkins was a Pro Bowler last season but was somehow rewarded with an 83 overall, which just barely lands him in the top 20. While Taylor Lewan is a three-time Pro Bowler and widely regarded as one of the premier tackles in the league. Though somehow he was handed out a lowly 81 overall in Madden NFL 23. Which means he’s no longer a top 20 offensive tackle (which I find hard to believe). However, these feel like all-around solid launch ratings considering how harsh EA has been with offensive linemen in the past.
That’s everything you need to know about the latest Madden NFL 23 ratings reveal highlighting the best offensive tackles in the game. Before you go, be sure to check out some of our other Madden content here at Gamer Journalist. Like all changes to Franchise Mode in Madden NFL 23 or how to use FieldSENSE in Madden NFL 23.
