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 Miami Dolphins. If you’re curious who the Dolphins’ 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 Dolphins roster.
Miami Dolphins’ best and worst players
The Dolphins are the 16th 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 Dolphins have players rated 90 or above in Madden 23, including:
Tyreek Hill – 97 OVR
Terron Armstead – 93 OVR
The worst players on the Dolhpins areBlake Ferguson at TE (29 OVR), Adam Pankey at RT (54 OVR), and Larnel Coleman at RT (57 OVR). Below you can see a table of the complete starting roster for the Dolphins at launch in Madden 23, including 11 players on offense, 11 on defense, plus the team’s kicker and punter.
Dolphins starters
Player
Position
OVR
Tua Tagovailoa
QB
75
Raheem Mostert
HB
78
Tyreek Hill
WR
97
Jaylen Waddle
WR
84
Cedrick Wilson
WR
75
Mike Gesecki
TE
86
Terron Armstead
LT
93
Robert Jones
LG
63
Connor Williams
C
73
Robert Hunt
RG
74
Liam Eichenberg
RT
68
Emmanuel Ogbah
DE
83
John Jenkins
DT
71
Raekwon Davis
DT
71
Christian Wilkins
DE
78
Melvin Ingram
LB
84
Jerome Baker
LB
79
Jaelan Phillips
LB
76
Xavien Howard
CB
89
Byron Jones
CB
87
Jevon Holland
FS
83
Eric Rowe
SS
80
Jason Sanders
K
75
Thomas Morstead
P
80
For more on Madden 23, don’t miss the Madden 23 ratings hub, or check out our in-depth feature on this year’s Franchise mode.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 arrives on October 25, but you can still get hands-on with the game during the open beta. Week two of the beta starts on September 6, and you’ll want to adjust some of the game settings to make the most of Black Ops 6’s new omnimovement system. This guide covers the controllers, graphics, and audio settings in the Black Ops 6 menus.
Optimal settings are always going to be subjective, but here we detail our preferred options for console players on PS4/PS5 and Xbox One/Xbox Series X|S:
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If you’re reading this, you’re probably seeking ways to improve your skills playing as Caustic in Apex Legends. For a character such as Caustic, defensive tactics are all the rage. His super deadly gas traps can quickly overwhelm and hinder the mobility of opposing squads, offering you and your teammates fertile opportunity for ambushes. At a glance, this stinky fellow’s abilities often seem more contextual than universally functional, but with a bit of practice under your belt, you can easily use that to your advantage. Keep reading for everything you need to know about Caustic’s abilities, his strengths and weaknesses, and a selection of tips on how to use him effectively so that you can lead your team to victory.
His abilities are all about the gas
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It’s apparently been 18 years since a major studio has released a movie on VHS, but that drought will be broken when Alien: Romulus comes out for the outdated platform on December 3. That’s right: An actual tape of the sci-fi horror movie is getting made, though it will be a limited edition.
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