How to scout players in Madden 23

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With Madden 23 being a simulator above all else, you can expect each area of the gridiron title to require some strategy. This is especially true for Franchise mode’s scouting component. Unlike most past Maddens, this feature does not automatically unlock details about incoming rookies. Instead, you’ll need to hire specific scouts in particular regions to ensure your team becomes a dynasty. Here’s how to scout and know who the best prospects are in Madden 23.

At Week 1, you will want to head into the Scouting menu to not only see the list of all incoming rookies but also your group of five scouts. Each scout holds a tier-level and a position expertise, ultimately dictating how fast they can learn about certain players. Tier-1 Scouts have a 5% efficient boost when scouting a player of their expertise, while Tier-2 has a 15% boost and Tier-3 has an outstanding 25% boost. Thus, your next step should be to look at the draft and ensure your scouts’ position expertises align with the top prospects and the other players you desire.

If you’re need of a scout with a different expertise, you can replace one of your scouts with another of the same tier in Scouting’s Region Breakdown tab. Additionally, every scout will only evaluate players in their given region, though you can change their region from this tab, as well. You should assign these scouts to regions where top players in their expertise are going to school. For instance, if the best QB prospect goes to school at Penn State, then you should send your QB-centric scout to the northeast region — as long as you believe you can pick high enough to get them in the draft.

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