Madden 2023 ratings for Michigan football players in the NFL
Popular NFL video game Madden ’23 will release Aug. 17, with namesake and late legendary coach and broadcaster John Madden on the cover. Ahead of the drop, EA Sports has revealed player ratings, including for former Michigan Wolverines football standouts.
It’s no surprise that Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady, widely viewed as the best football player of all time, tops the list of Wolverines with a 97 overall. The 45-year-old is actually the highest-rated quarterback in the game, too, despite the fact that the former Michigan signal-caller is entering his 23rd NFL season. Just eight players, regardless of position, rank ahead of him.
He’s one of five former Wolverines who hold a grade of 80 or better.
The edge rushers highlight the Michigan contingent, with five from that position making up Michigan’s 11 highest-graded players. Green Bay Packers defensive end Rashan Gary is the 17th-highest graded edge defender with an 89 overall score. Philadelphia Eagles EDGE Brandon Graham is still an 80 overall despite missing last season with an injury. At 77 overall, rookie and Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, Michigan’s highest-drafted defender in history at No. 2 overall, is one point higher than Jacksonville Jaguars rookie and No. 1 overall pick Travon Walker (76).
Here’s a look at how former Michigan players are rated.
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Top 10 Michigan players
• QB Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 97
• OLB Rashan Gary, Green Bay Packers: 89
• OL Taylor Lewan, Tennessee Titans: 81
• DE Brandon Graham, Philadelphia Eagles: 80
• S Jabrill Peppers, New England Patriots: 80
• OL Mike Onwenu, New England Patriots: 79
• DE Frank Clark, Kansas City Chiefs: 78
• LB Devin Bush, Pittsburgh Steelers: 77
• OLB Aidan Hutchinson, Detroit Lions: 77
• CB Jourdan Lewis, Dallas Cowboys: 77
The rest of the Wolverines in Madden
• DE Kwity Paye, Indianapolis Colts: 77
• OL Graham Glasgow, Denver Broncos: 76
• S Daxton Hill, Cincinnati Bengals: 75
• CB David Long, Los Angeles Rams: 74
• WR Donovan Peoples-Jones, Cleveland Browns: 74
• OLB Josh Uche, New England Patriots: 74
• DE Chris Wormley, Pittsburgh Steelers: 74
• DT Maurice Hurst, San Francisco 49ers: 73
• CB Ambry Thomas, San Francisco 49ers: 73
• DE Chase Winovich, Cleveland Browns: 73
• WR Nico Collins, Houston Texans: 72
• OL Cesar Ruiz, New Orleans Saints: 72
• OL Jon Runyan, Green Bay Packers: 72
• OLB David Ojabo, Baltimore Ravens: 71
• DE Taco Charlton, New Orleans Saints: 70
• DE Mike Danna, Kansas City Chiefs: 69
• RB Hassan Haskins, Tennessee Titans: 69
• FB Ben Mason, Baltimore Ravens: 69
• OL Jalen Mayfield, Atlanta Falcons: 69
• OL Mason Cole, Minnesota Vikings: 68
• RB Chris Evans, Cincinnati Bengals: 67
• TE Devin Funchess, Detroit Lions: 67
• LB Khaleke Hudson, Washington Commanders: 67
• S Josh Metellus, Minnesota Vikings: 66
• OL Ben Bredeson, New York Giants: 65
• TE Zach Gentry, Pittsburgh Steelers: 65
• DT Bryan Mone, Seattle Seahawks: 65
• OLB Cameron McGrone, New England Patriots: 65
• K Quinn Nordin, New England Patriots: 65
• TE Sean McKeon, Dallas Cowboys: 63
• OL Andrew Stueber, New England Patriots: 63
• QB Chad Henne, Kansas City Chiefs: 61
• TE Ian Bunting, Dallas Cowboys: 55
• OL Ben Braden, Denver Broncos: 52
• LS Camaron Cheeseman, Washington Commanders: 33
