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Madden NFL 23: All Running Back Ratings Revealed

Everybody knows to compete for a Super Bowl, you need a strong and elusive RB

NFL training camps are officially underway and EA has kicked off its Madden NFL 23 ratings week as a result. Now that player ratings are finally getting revealed, fans are eager to see where their favorite players land in the pecking order. With the most recent position group highlighted being the running backs. 

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Here are all of the best running back ratings in Madden NFL 23.

Madden NFL 23: Best Running Back Ratings Revealed

It’s clear that the NFL has entered the age of the quarterback, with this being the most important position on the field. However, any true football fan knows that to move the ball down the field late into the season when player fatigue hits its peak and harsh weather conditions become more regular. Having a strong and reliable running back is one of the most underrated aspects of the game. All of this is to say that you’ll certainly want to add one of the following players to your team in Madden NFL 23.

Without further ado, here are the top 50 running backs in Madden NFL 23:

Related: Madden NFL 23 – All Wide Receiver Ratings Revealed

Top 50 Running Backs

  1. Derrick Henry (97), Tennessee Titans
  2. Christian McCaffrey (96), Carolina Panthers
  3. Nick Chubb (96), Cleveland Browns
  4. Jonathan Taylor (95), Indianapolis Colts
  5. Dalvin Cook (94), Minnesota Vikings
  6. Joe Mixon (93), Cincinnati Bengals
  7. Alvin Kamara (90), New Orleans Saints
  8. Aaron Jones (89), Green Bay Packers
  9. Austin Ekeler (88), Los Angeles Chargers
  10. Ezekiel Elliot (88), Dallas Cowboys
  11. Josh Jacobs (87), Las Vegas Raiders
  12. Leonard Fournette (87), Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  13. Kareem Hunt (86), Cleveland Browns
  14. Saquon Barkley (86), New York Giants
  15. Cordarrelle Patterson (85), Atlanta Falcons
  16. Najee Harris (85), Pittsburgh Steelers
  17. David Montgomery (84), Chicago Bears
  18. James Robinson (84), Jacksonville Jaguars
  19. Cam Akers (83), Los Angeles Rams
  20. Chris Carson (83), Seattle Seahawks
  21. Melvin Gordon III (83), Denver Broncos
  22. Damien Harris (82), New England Patriots
  23. Javonte Williams (82), Denver Broncos
  24. Miles Sanders (82), Philadelphia Eagles
  25. Devin Singletary (81), Buffalo Bills
  26. J.K. Dobbins (81), Baltimore Ravens
  27. James Conner (81), Arizona Cardinals
  28. Tony Pollard (81), Dallas Cowboys
  29. A.J. Dillon (80), Green Bay Packers
  30. Antonio Gibson (80), Washington Commanders
  31. D’Andre Swift (80), Detroit Lions
  32. Elijah Mitchell (80), San Francisco 49ers
  33. Chase Edmonds (79), Miami Dolphins
  34. Clyde Edwards-Helaire (79), Kansas City Chiefs
  35. Darrell Henderson Jr. (79), Los Angeles Rams
  36. Kenyan Drake (79), Las Vegas Raiders
  37. Gus Edwards (78), Baltimore Ravens
  38. J.D. McKissic (78), Washington Commanders
  39. Nyheim Hines (78), Indianapolis Colts
  40. Raheem Mostert (78), Miami Dolphins
  41. Rashaad Penny (78), Seattle Seahawks
  42. Alexander Mattison (77), Minnesota Timberwolves
  43. Jamaal Williams (77), Detroit Lions
  44. Kenneth Walker III (77), Seattle Seahawks
  45. Ronald Jones II (77), Kansas City Chiefs
  46. Sony Michel (77), Miami Dolphins
  47. Travis Etienne Jr. (77), Jacksonville Jaguars
  48. Breece Hall (76), New York Jets
  49. Damien Williams (76), Atlanta Falcons
  50. Mark Ingram II (76), New Orleans Saints

My initial reaction to the Madden NFL 23 running back ratings is that the developers were awfully generous. With over 30 players carrying an overall rating of 80 or higher, and more than 50 with at least a 76 overall, it looks like every team will be just fine in this department. However, similar to other position groups, there are still some obvious flaws.

For example, Najee Harris is coming off a year in which he put up 1,200 yards on the ground and 467 yards through the air, which was nearly enough for him to win the Offensive Rookie of the Year. Yet, he didn’t even crack the top 15 in RB ratings. Also, Chase Edmonds is coming off a career-year as one of the top dual-threat running backs in the league and was rewarded with a 79 overall. Likewise, Antonio Gibson rushed for over 1,000 yards last season but narrowly made the top 30.

Obviously, these ratings will fluctuate over the course of the regular season but there still appear to be some key mistakes, at least at first glance.

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

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