Julian Love Madden 23 rating: Is Seattle Seahawks safety any good?

Seattle Seahawks safety Julian Love has an overall rating of 79 by Madden 23. Love has an overall rating of 79 with zone archetype and has a default running style. He's a strong safety who can provide elite coverage and easily ensure ball-hawking skills.

He has an 84 rating in overall abilities; these ratings are a culmination of some stats. 89 Speed, 89 Acceleration, 60 Strength, 90 Agility, 90 Awareness, 86 Jumping, 92 Injury, 89 Stamina and 85 Toughness.

He also possesses not-so-stellar receiving attributes, with the average coming in at a meager 45 rating. These ratings comprise 70 Catching, 63 Spectacular Catch, 58 Catch in Traffic, 38 Short Route running, 30 Medium Route running, 22 Deep Route running and 37 Release.

He has slightly better ball carrier ratings, averaging 57 ball carrier stats. These stat lines are 65 Carrying, 32 Trucking, 73 BC Vision, 32 Stiff Arm, 68 Spin Move, 77 Juke Move, 60 Break Tackle, 14 Break Sack and 88 Change of Direction.

Last but certainly not the least, he has an average defense rating of 62. This defense rating was accumulated thanks to 80 tackles, 29 Power Moves, 33 Finesse Moves, 53 Block Shedding, 78 Pursuit, 76 Play Recognition, 73 Man Coverage, 78 Zone Coverage, 52 Hit Power and 71 Press. Overall, he has 2,657 Total Madden 23 attributes.

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Is Julian Love any good?

Yes, Julian Love is pretty good, as you don't get a 79 rating for being an average player. He's so good that the Seattle Seahawks snagged him from the New York Giants during the 2023 NFL offseason. Love will line up alongside Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams in Pete Carroll's defensive scheme next season.

Love is just 25 so he will likely be a member of the Seattle Seahawks for the next few years. By joining the Seahawks, he will change franchises for the first time in his NFL career since being drafted by the New York Giants with the 108th pick in the 2019 NFL draft.

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How did Julian Love perform in 2022?

Julian Love had a top-notch season with the New York Giants last season, appearing in all but one game in the 2022 season. He had a career year for the Giants, racking up a stat line of 124 total tackles (79 solo and 45 assisted), one sack, one forced fumble and two interceptions.

He helped push the New York Giants to their first postseason appearance in six years, ensuring that Brian Daboll's reign started on the right note. The Notre Dame alum has a stellar NFL career to look forward to, and it's fair to say that he hasn't touched his potential yet.