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Madden 23 – Las Vegas Raiders Roster And Ratings

Madden 23 is here, and that means virtual football fans once more have a full season’s worth of debates to have, first downs to pick up, and hopefully, more than a few touchdown dances to choreograph. We’re breaking down the Madden 23 rosters for all 32 teams, and in this guide, we’ll be taking a look at the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders had one of the most impactful offseasons of any NFL team, with the headlining move being the acquisition of wide receiver Davante Adams. The addition of Adams makes the Raiders’ offense much more potent, but their defense shouldn’t be overlooked either. If you’re curious who the Raiders’ best players are, where they stack up in the league as a whole, or which roster spots may need to be improved in Franchise mode, here’s everything you need to know about the Madden 23 Raiders roster.

Las Vegas Raiders’ best and worst players

The Raiders are the 15th best team in the league according to the launch list of the best teams in Madden 23. At launch, they have an overall team rating of 83. The Raiders have three players rated 90 or above in Madden 23, including the following players:

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