Madden 23 Player Ratings: Myles Garrett, T.J. Watt, Nick Bosa Headline Top 10 EDGE

It is with pleasure that I welcome you to the 99 club.

The star pass-rusher became the first player in Madden NFL history to start a season with a 99 overall rating when the latest edition of the video game was released.

The top 10 edge-rushers in Madden NFL 23 are:

This is the first thing. The Cleveland Browns have a number of players.

There are two T.J. Watt is a player for the PittsburghSteelers.

There are three. Nick Bosa is a 49ers player.

There are four. Von Miller is with the Bills.

There are five. Mack is a player for the Los Angeles Clippers.

There are six. Bosa is a member of the Los Angeles Clippers.

There are seven. The New Orleans Saints have a player named CAMERON JORDAN.

There are eight. The Dallas Cowboys have a player named Demarco Lawrence.

There are nine. The Las Vegas Raiders have one player.

There are ten. The Green Bay Packers won the game.

One of the things that jumps out is the pair of Los Angeles Clippers pass-rushers.

Since they can't commit double teams to both of them at the same time, opposing offensive lines will have a hard time blocking the duo.

Mack could very well be on his way to the Hall of Fame with a Defensive Player of the Year, three All-Pro selections and six Pro Bowl nod, and Bosa is a four-time Pro Bowler who posted double-digit sack totals in four of the five years he played

If the dynamic pair of pass-rushers can anchor the defense while Justin Herbert puts up points on the other side, the Bolts could be a legitimate Super Bowl threat.

Bosa will not have Madden bragging rights at Thanksgiving this year because his brother, Nick, is a 94 overall.

The younger Bosa was unable to follow up his Defensive Freshman of the Year award because he tore his knee in his second year. According to Madden, he is the best edge-rusher in the league.

In his fourth straight season with double-digit totals in the category, he finished with a career-best 16 sacks, which was the best of his career.

Since the 2002 season, the Browns have only made the playoffs once, and that time they were eliminated in the first round.