The newest edition of the famed NBA 2K franchise is releasing on Sept. 8. With NBA 2K24, comes newly updated player ratings.Each player in the game receives a rating out of 100 based on their skill level. The ratings often generate online debate about which players are overrated and underrated.The new ratings also allow for a chance to see which players faced a massive drop off. Ben Simmons is one of those players who suffered a drop in rating. He struggled to see the floor last season and his stock went down.Let’s take a look at five NBA stars, including Simmons, who saw their ratings drop in the new edition of NBA 2K.Basketball Forever@bballforever_Players with a higher rating on NBA 2k24 than Jamal Murray:Myles TurnerBrook LopezJulius RandleEvan MobleyKlay Thompson26894903Players with a higher rating on NBA 2k24 than Jamal Murray:🔸Myles Turner🔸Brook Lopez🔸Julius Randle🔸Evan Mobley🔸Klay Thompson https://t.co/k2B8c5WqHrNo. 5 - Karl-Anthony Towns (3 points)Towns suffered injuries for much of last season. He only played in 29 regular-season games. His 3-point percentage dropped from 41.0% to 36.6. His 2K rating dipped from 89 to 86 overall. He fell from the 17th ranked player in the league to 44th.No. 4 - Rudy Gobert (4 points)NBA News Muse@JjetsYtRemember when Rudy Gobert was 1 block away from a triple-double?21 points- 10 rebounds- 9 blocks21Remember when Rudy Gobert was 1 block away from a triple-double?21 points- 10 rebounds- 9 blocks https://t.co/cA8dwddOVSTowns’ teammate in Minnesota also saw a big dip. Gobert struggled a bit to find his role with the Timberwolves. His 2K rating dropped from 88 to 84. He slipped from ranked 21st to 54th. His points and rebounds average dropped as well. He went from 15.6 ppg and 14.7 rpg to 13.4 ppg and 11.6 rpg.No. 3 - Derrick Rose (5 points)ThrowbackHoops@ThrowbackHoopsSimeon Derrick Rose 3144771Simeon Derrick Rose 🔥 https://t.co/3q17uc3Q7JRose’s rating dropped from 81 to 76. He fell from the 87th best player to outside the top 100. He struggled to see the floor last season as he was benched from the rotation midseason. He only played in 27 games with zero starts. He averaged 5.6 ppg.No. 2 - Kyle Lowry (5 points)ClutchPoints@ClutchPointsAppOnly 9 players drafted between 2003-2007 still play in the NBA today 2003:—LeBron James2005:—Chris Paul 2006:—Rudy Gay—Kyle Lowry2007:—Kevin Durant —Jeff Green—Al Horford—Mike Conley—Thaddeus Youngh/t @JoshEberley16547Only 9 players drafted between 2003-2007 still play in the NBA today 😯2003:—LeBron James2005:—Chris Paul 2006:—Rudy Gay—Kyle Lowry2007:—Kevin Durant —Jeff Green—Al Horford—Mike Conley—Thaddeus Youngh/t @JoshEberley https://t.co/jHPw9YRzAuLowry was another former All-Star veteran who took a tumble down the ratings. His rating dropped from 82 to 77. He fell outside the top 100 after being ranked 82nd last year. Lowry posted his lowest scoring average since 2010. He averaged 11.2 ppg last season with the Miami Heat.No. 1 - Ben Simmons (5 points)🐐🦍@Kabosu444Thinking about prime Ben Simmons rn7Thinking about prime Ben Simmons rn https://t.co/8aKfgVzDHFSimmons and his struggles in the league continued last season. His rating dropped from 83 to 78. He was the 57th best player in NBA 2K23. He is now outside the top 100 on 2K24. He only played in 42 games in his first season with the Brooklyn Nets. He averaged 6.9 ppg.