Madden 22 Week 3 Roster Update: 5 Players Who Should Get Upgraded
By Max Mallow
Madden 22 Week 3 roster update is on the horizon as football fans prepare for new upgrades following the latest round of NFL games.
It was a wild week in the NFL. There was a new record set for longest field goal, the Los Angeles Chargers upset the reigning AFC champions Kansas City Chiefs, the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers both improved to 3-0 and much more. But, who's set to benefit from their real life performances with in-game boosts in Madden 22?
Here are five players who should get upgraded in the Madden 22 Week 3 roster update.
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Madden 22 Week 3 Roster Update: 5 Players Who Should Get Upgraded
1. Justin Tucker - K - Baltimore Ravens
Justin Tucker is one of, if not the greatest kicker of all time in the NFL. He added yet another record to his resume when he beat the Detroit Lions with a 66-yard field goal. As an 87 overall, he should get boosted simply for his achievement.
2. Derek Carr - QB - Las Vegas Raiders
Three straight weeks of singing Derek Carr's praises. Another top performance throwing for 386 yards, two touchdowns and one interception helped the Raiders improve to 3-0. He got a +1 last week, but how bout another +1 or 2 EA Sports?
3. Mike Williams - WR - Los Angeles Chargers
Mike Williams was electric against the Kansas City Chiefs helping the Bolts pull off an upset against the reigning AFC champions. He caught seven passes for 122 yards and two touchdowns with a long of 43. If he and Herbert continue to connect like this for the rest of the season, watch out.
4. Matthew Stafford - QB - Los Angeles Rams
Seriously, how is Matthew Stafford only 84 rated? He had yet another dominant week completing 27 passes on 38 attempts for 343 yards and four touchdowns. That's good for a 134.0 passer rating against the defending Super Bowl champions. Upgrade him, EA Sports.
5. Logan Wilson - LB - Cincinnati Bengals
Logan Wilson showed out against division rivals Pittsburgh with two interceptions and 14 total tackles. Of those 14, six were solo and eight were assisted. Anyone that has two takeaways in a single game needs an upgrade the next week.