If you want to dominate the passing game, it's not enough to have a great quarterback and a strong offensive line. Wide receivers are the ones who need to open up and grab the passes. So if you plan to do a lot of passing in Madden Ultimate Team, strengthen your receiving group. But who are the best basic MUT wide receivers in Madden 21? Let's go over our top five outs.
Michael thomas
Saints WR Michael Thomas has dominated opposing defenses for years, which is why he is MUT's top rated (88) wide wide receiver. Yes, you can do better with the running attributes (83 speed and 84 agility), but Thomas has good acceleration (86) and good conscience (87). On top of that, Thomas has some of the best Catch (89) and Catch in Traffic (87) odds in Madden 21. Thomas' 6'3 '' frame should also be beneficial for players who want receivers. tall capable of playing. high balls.
DeAndre Hopkins
New Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins has the second highest overall rating (87) among MUT base outs, and for good reason. Hopkins' 84 Speed attribute is one point higher than that of Michael Thomas, and the former Texans wide also received an 89 Jumping rating, giving him the range needed to capture high balloons. Hopkins' weaknesses are in his running, as his attributes (82 average road race and 82 short road race) are average. Despite those lower ratings, Hopkins is still a very valuable receiver in Madden 21.
Tyreek Hill
Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill may only be 5'10 '' tall, but it's the fastest wide receiver you'll find among basic receivers. Not only does Hill have exceptional speed (90) and acceleration (90), his 87 Deep Route Running makes him a nightmare if you see him in MUT action. Hill's shortcomings come with his decent jump rating (84) and height, but these are minor. Hill is a weapon in the deep passing game, which makes him a very valuable commodity in MUT.
July Jones
Falcons WR Julio Jones has many characteristics that you are looking for in a WR1: height, speed and capturing prowess. Jones' 6'3 '' frame and 87 jump attributes help him as do two of the other receivers we've mentioned in this list, Michael Thomas and DeAndre Hopkins. And with 85 speeds and 84 accelerations, Jones' running qualities are good enough to stand out against opposing cornerbacks.
Mike evans
Buccaneers WR Mike Evans has been a fan favorite at MUT for quite some time now. Evans is traditionally one of Madden's most sought-after breakaways thanks to his imposing 6'5 '' frame, as well as his solid Speed (84). Traditionally, large wide receivers tend to have lower operating attributes thanks to their large numbers, but Evans is an anomaly on that front. But what could be Evans' greatest asset is his ability to beat defenders, and his 88 Jumping and 86 Catch in Traffic mean he should be able to do it with consistency.
