EA Sports' Madden 24 is releasing its ratings for the latest edition of the game, which means it's a great day for fans to discuss which players deserved more or less overall points on the internet. The Madden NFL ratings are being released through the game's official Twitter profile and discussions are flying. One of the most discussed lists involved the safety position, with plenty of names getting high ratings because of what they did in the past. However, one particular name stood out to fans - former Kansas City Chiefs star Tyrann Mathieu: Top 10 safeties by u/BigfootTheYeti1 in Madden Comment by u/BigfootTheYeti1 from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/horrorpants from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/Mr_Perfect20 from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/Dat_Paperboi from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/vengiegoesvroom from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/Pandapl0x1 from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/Apart_Willow_5472 from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/Gub227 from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Comment by u/IlIHybridIlI from discussion Top 10 safeties in Madden Check out the top players from the position in Madden 24: Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers. Rating 95Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh Steelers. Rating 93Justin Simmons, Denver Broncos. Rating 92Kevin Byard, Tennessee Titans. Rating 92Jessie Bates, Atlanta Falcons. Rating 91Tyrann Mathieu, New Orleans Saints. Rating 91Budda Baker, Arizona Cardinals. Rating 90Jordan Poyer, Buffalo Bills. Rating 90Harrison Smith, Minnesota Vikings. Rating 90Micah Hyde, Buffalo Bills. Rating 89Tyrann Mathieu's salary: how much will Saints safety earn in 2023? The legendary LSU safety is set to count $4.3 million against the salary cap this season, with a base salary of $1.1 million and some extra annual incentives involving playing time and playoff wins, also with a $500k bonus in case he's elected to an All-Pro team. Mathieu was undoubtedly a superstar during his LSU days, but in 2012 he was dismissed from the team due to multiple violations of team rules. That didn't stop the Arizona Cardinals from taking him in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft, where he spent five years with the team and became one of the best players from Bruce Arians' era there. He later played a season for the Houston Texans in 2018 before his next stop with the Kansas City Chiefs, where he won the first Super Bowl of his career under Steve Spagnuolo's leadership. Tyraan Mathieu then moved to his hometown when he joined the New Orleans Saints on a three-year deal in 2022.