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Madden NFL 23: All Quarterback Ratings and Rankings Revealed

Everybody knows that a team only goes as far as their QB can take them

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 quarterbacks.

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Here are all of the best quarterback ratings and rankings in Madden NFL 23.

Madden NFL 23: All Quarterback Ratings and Rankings Revealed

Not only is the quarterback the team’s biggest decision maker but they’re also relied upon to make timely plays and manage the game efficiently. All while delivering accurate passes deep down the field, in the pocket and on the run. As a result, how good your quarterback is generally determines how your team will perform by throughout the season. Which means that to compete for a Super Bowl in Madden NFL 23, you’ll want to snag one of these top QBs.

Related: Madden NFL 23 – All Wide Receiver Ratings Revealed

Without further ado, here are the top 40 quarterbacks in Madden NFL 23.

Top 40 Quarterbacks

  1. Tom Brady (97), Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  2. Aaron Rodgers (96), Green Bay Packers
  3. Patrick Mahomes (95), Kansas City Chiefs
  4. Josh Allen (92), Buffalo Bills
  5. Joe Burrow (90), Cincinnati Bengals
  6. Dak Prescott (89), Dallas Cowboys
  7. Justin Herbert (88), Los Angeles Chargers
  8. Lamar Jackson (87), Baltimore Ravens
  9. Russell Wilson (87), Denver Broncos
  10. Matthew Stanford (85), Los Angeles Rams
  11. Deshaun Watson (84), Cleveland Browns
  12. Kyler Murray (84), Arizona Cardinals
  13. Derek Carr (83), Las Vegas Raiders
  14. Ryan Tannehill (83), Tennessee Titans
  15. Matt Ryan (81), Indianapolis Colts
  16. Kirk Cousins (80), Minnesota Vikings
  17. Mac Jones (78), New England Patriots
  18. Baker Mayfield (77), Cleveland Browns
  19. Jimmy Garoppolo (77), San Francisco 49ers
  20. Jameis Winston (76), New Orleans Saints
  21. Trevor Lawrence (76), Jacksonville Jaguars
  22. Teddy Bridgewater (75), Miami Dolphins
  23. Tua Tagovailoa (75), Miami Dolphins
  24. Jalen Hurts (74), Philadelphia Eagles
  25. Justin Fields (74), Chicago Bears
  26. Carson Wentz (73), Washington Commanders
  27. Zach Wilson (73), New York Jets
  28. Jared Goff (72), Detroit Lions
  29. Trey Lance (72), San Francisco 49ers
  30. Davis Mills (71), Houston Texans
  31. Marcus Marriott (71), Atlanta Falcons
  32. Sam Darnold (71), Carolina Panthers
  33. Andy Dalton (70), New Orleans Saints
  34. Daniel Jones (70), New York Giants
  35. Desmond Ridder (70), Atlanta Falcons
  36. Jacoby Brissett (70), Cleveland Browns
  37. Malik Willis (69), Tennessee Titans
  38. Mitchell Trubisky (69), Pittsburgh Steelers
  39. Taylor Heinicke (69), Washington Commanders
  40. Tyrod Taylor (69), New York Giants

All in all, I would say that these are pretty fair overall ratings. Brady, Rodgers, Mahomes and Allen are certainly the best quarterbacks in the league while Burrow, Prescott, Herbert and Jackson are just a little lower in terms of all-around talent. Obviously, there are still a few mistakes, like having Josh Allen (92) three points lower than Patrick Mahomes (95) or Aaron Rodgers (the reigning MVP of the league) with just a 96.

I also find it interesting that Desmond Ridder (70) is the highest-rated rookie QB even though Kenny Pickett (68) was the first one drafted and was widely regarded as the most “NFL-ready” quarterback in the draft. I think most would argue that giving Daniel Jones a 70 is a tad harsh as well. That being said, EA seems to have gotten the order right for the most part, so, these actually aren’t awful ratings.

That’s everything you need to know about the latest Madden NFL 23 ratings reveal highlighting the best quarterbacks 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.

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