It's a frustrating play to defend even still in Madden 23 and if you aren't properly set up it can be an easy 10+ yard gain for the offense or worse Mut 23 Coins. The key to stopping screen passes quite easily in Madden 23 is to call a contain play. Contain plays are plays that will send the defensive ends around the sides of the line to contain the activity of the RB around the edges.

Nearly all screen plays will make use of this space and if there is a DE there containing it, it will be much harder for them to find room to run. In fact, sometimes you can even intercept the ball as it's pitched over from the QB to the RB if a sloppy player commits to the screen in spite of you having obviously caught it in its tracks.

Contain plays are spread out across all defensive playbooks and formations, so dig around for one that you like and add it to your audibles in case you ever need to adjust on the fly. Finally, even if you don't have a contain play called if you know something is coming just grab hold of a linebacker, and manually control them. If your opponent isn't very smart, you can catch them that way if they are just insistent on doing the same thing over and over.

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