Jerry Jeudy Madden 23 Rating: Is Broncos WR any good?

In Madden NFL 2023, the Denver Broncos have a team overall rating of 84, while in the NFL, they're matched for 13th place overall. The Broncos are third in the AFC West, behind the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers, and are closely followed by the Las Vegas Raiders.

At wide receiver, Denver has some quality players. A few of them have earned respectable Madden 23 ratings from EA. The top receiver for the Broncos is Courtland Sutton (84 overall), who is followed by Jerry Jeudy (82 overall).

Jeudy has an overall ability score of 82; this score is the result of several different ratings. 81 Jumping, 88 Speed, 90 Acceleration, 60 Strength, 88 Agility, and 80 Awareness. Jeudy has a short stride fluid running technique with a Playmaker Archetype rating of 83.

With a total rating of 82, Jerry Jeudy is level for 36th place among wideouts. Devante Parker, Allen Robinson II, Sterling Shepard, Robbie Anderson and Marvin Jones Jr. are the other five receivers with an overall ranking of 82.

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How good is Broncos' Jerry Jeudy?

The Broncos' win over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 18 gave the team an impetus moving into the summer, giving fans a better understanding of various players and their positions in the squad. The offense was flying.

Jerry Jeudy, a wide receiver, had a great day, finishing with five catches for 154 yards and three carries for 39 yards. He was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts.

With a career-high 67 catches, 972 yards and six receiving touchdowns to end the regular season, Jeudy finished with 1,012 scrimmage yards and an average of 64.8 receiving yards per game. The output resulted from being involved in 15 games.

Jeudy has made significant progress in year three. Many predicted that he would be one of the top receivers selected in his draft class when he was chosen. Meanwhile, CeeDee Lamb of the Dallas Cowboys and Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings have had better performances.

Despite the fact that some have found Jeudy's first three seasons to be unimpressive, he hasn't exactly had it easy. In three years, he has caught throws from five distinct passers and worked under three different offensive coordinators. He has also struggled with injuries, missing nine games in the last two years due to ankle problems.

Jeudy, though, has showed the ability to be exceptional. His route running, as his colleagues claim, is second to none. Things will likely only get better moving forward. It's now a matter of honing the remainder of his expertise.