Madden 23: How To Quarterback Slide

You've probably experienced the classic scenario of a quarterback fumbling in the open field if you've played Madden for a long enough time. These mistakes are particularly annoying since they frequently seem wholly preventable. Runs that are engineered by the quarterback can be particularly powerful plays because they frequently cancel out the defensive run fits box counts. Also, when pass plays fail, a quarterback who scrambles can completely wipe out a defense.

Madden 23: How To Quarterback Slide

These runs can be extremely effective, but they also carry a higher risk because few quarterbacks have strong carrying ratings, which makes their ball security questionable. Regular tackles from charging defenders might jar the ball out of your quarterback's hands and completely kill your momentum with a crucial turnover. On a quarterback run, safely ending the play by running out of bounds is a good option, but what if you get pinned in the middle of the field? Here is a guide on how to QB Slide in Madden 23 for both new players and experienced players who want to brush up on their skills.

How to Slide in Madden 23 (any ball carrier)

In Madden 23, sliding is actually a fairly easy move to execute, and the controls are the same whether you're running as a wide receiver, running back, quarterback, or any other position. The controls for this year's Slide in Madden will be extremely simple to remember, despite minor changes over the years. When sprinting with the ball as your quarterback (or any other position) in Madden 23, all you need to do is double-tap X/Square (Xbox/PlayStation), and your ball carrier will slide.

It should go without saying that quarterbacks are unable to execute this move behind the line of scrimmage because the ball would then be thrown to the X or square receiver. It's crucial to keep in mind that for the animation to work, you'll need at least a yard between you and the nearest defender. Another crucial consideration is to watch out for holding down the left trigger (Xbox/PlayStation) or L2 (PlayStation) in order to prevent your ball carrier from attempting a dive. The ball will be marked down from the place where the player begins the slide, not where the player finishes up. Therefore, players should keep in mind the game's rules when sliding.

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