Leak Reveals Raiders’ Davante Adams And Maxx Crosby’s Madden Ratings

Originally posted on The Raider Ramble
By Jake Brockhoff | Last updated 5/31/22

Every summer, as we collectively move towards Madden’s annual August release date, information regarding the game leaks. The first of those leaks came recently, and it involves some of the top-rated players in the game. Little information has been released, and it has not been confirmed yet, but here’s what we have heard so far about the Las Vegas Raiders’ players’ Madden overalls.

First, one of the newest and most talented Raiders, Davante Adams, is ranked at 99 overall. He shares the top of the leaderboard among all wide receivers with Cooper Kupp, who is also listed at 99. Below those two, Justin Jefferson, Tyreek Hill, and Stefon Diggs round out the top five. All three are listed at 96 overall.

Which other Raiders players have had their Madden ratings leaked?

All 6 members of the Madden 23 99 Club. Officially leaked. #Madden23 #Madden #Chiefs #Raiders #Rams #Browns #Steelers https://t.co/UBrGxNjcWs

Moving on, the Raiders’ current running back, Josh Jacobs, is ranked at 85. He was given the same overall as Melvin Gordon, Cordarrelle Patterson, Ezekiel Elliot, and Leonard Fournette. All four of these players are tied for 13th among all running backs.

Sharing that same overall is Raiders’ quarterback Derek Carr. Carr received an overall rating of 85 and is currently ranked 13th among all quarterbacks. Derek is sandwiched in between Deshaun Watson and Ryan Tannehill, at 86 and 84 overall, respectively.

Finally, on the defensive side of the ball, the leak shows that Maxx Crosby will have a 92 overall. This is a massive step up for Crosby, who found himself in the low-80’s for much of the 2021 season. He certainly deserves the upgrade, though.

#Raiders DE Maxx Crosby will be a 92 OVR with Super-Star development in Madden 23. Officially leaked. #Madden23Leaks #Madden #EA https://t.co/jzo9nQvqkE

Ultimately, these overalls were all part of a leak, and it is not confirmed if they’re true or not. With that said, all of these do seem fitting for this core of Raiders players, and if they aren’t real, it’s a fun conversation to have anyway.

This article first appeared on The Raider Ramble and was syndicated with permission.

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