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How to do a celebration in Madden 23

Time to party.

If you’re playing Madden, or football in general, you’ve probably thought about doing a celebration before hitting the paydirt and scoring a touchdown. Unique celebrations have become the norm in the NFL, but there have also been a few that has led to disastrous results. So with all of that said, you might be wondering how to do a celebration in Madden 23. We can help with that, so let’s go over what you need to do in order to do a celebration in Madden NFL 23.

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How to perform a celebration in Madden 23

Keep in mind that celebrations in Madden NFL 23 are ball carrier moves. This means that only players who have the ball can do a celebration, and that makes quite a bit of sense. After all, there’s no point in doing one unless you’re gearing up to score a touchdown.

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To celebrate in Madden 23, Xbox players will want to press LT & RT, and then press and hold A. For PlayStation owners, press L2 & R2, followed by pressing and holding X.

The controls for celebrations in Madden 23 are rather simple, as it is just a three-button combination. However, we should note that you’ll need to be very careful when trying to do a celebration.

This is because doing one while attempting to enter the end zone can be problematic, should there be any defenders attempting to take the ball carrier down. Prematurely celebrating a touchdown can seem rather silly on the surface, but if the real thing is any indication, it can happen.

If you do plan on doing a celebration before hitting the end zone, just make sure that it’s done with plenty of space to spare.


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Chris Studley
Chris is a staff writer for Gamepur who lives on the East Coast of the U.S. Chris has covered sports games, including the Madden, FIFA, NHL, NBA 2K, and MLB The Show franchises, for Gamepur since 2020.