What is the best offensive playbook in Madden 23? Assessing game’s easiest offense to choose in franchise mode

Having the best offensive playbook in Madden 23 could turn out to be very critical for a player when it comes to the franchise mode. It helps the player significantly as it eases the load on his quarterback, and he can make plays suited to him.

All teams in Madden 23 have different sorts of playbooks, and in this article we will explore the best offensive playbook in Madden 23, as well as some other teams that have a solid offensive playbook to work with.

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Best offensive playbook in Madden 23

Patrick Mahomes: Kansas City Chiefs Victory Parade

It would be fair to say that the Kansas City Chiefs have the best offensive playbook in Madden 23. Andy Reid is a genius, and the play he draws leaves people stunned in real life.

In Madden, the Chiefs' playbook has a variety of plays that make life easier for any player. Their play-action routes make it very easy for tight ends to get open, and Travis Kelce usually dominates as a result.

Since the Chiefs formerly had Tyreek Hill and still have some quick receivers, their deep routes in the playbook are also helpful for making a huge play if you are stuck. Aside from that, any quarterback who is mobile and fast to get out of the pocket, such as Patrick Mahomes, will benefit from their playbook.

Another team that can claim to have the best offensive playbook in Madden 23 is the Buffalo Bills. They also have a pretty good playbook to work with, and it certainly helps if you have players like Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs, Gabe Davis and Dawson Knox to work with on your offense.

Apart from having a good playbook, the player should know his strengths and play with a team that plays with the same system that he likes. It doesn't mean you can't excel without the Chiefs or the Bills in Madden. Players can dominate in Madden 23 with any team if they are well-suited to their system.

Teams like the Green Bay Packers and the Los Angeles Chargers also have a great playbook for players who don't like to move their quarterback much. On the other hand, the San Francisco 49ers' playbook is well-suited for players who want to design effective running plays while working well with jet sweeps and their slot receivers.

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