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Madden 24 ratings for every Patriots safety

The New England Patriots will be entering the 2023 season with one of the best defensive backfields in the NFL, and the ratings on the upcoming “Madden NFL 24” video game reflect it.

There are three players at the safety position for the Patriots rated 80-plus overall in the game. It’s a good thing for a unit that lost legendary defensive back Devin McCourty in the offseason.

McCourty, who rode off into the sunset in retirement, will be watching from the sidelines as players like Kyle Dugger, Jabrill Peppers, Jalen Mills and Adrian Phillips step up as defensive leaders.

Madden players, on the other hand, will love running this unit against that one friend that constantly heaves up deep throws on every play. Here are the official Madden 24 ratings for every Patriots safety.

Kyle Dugger: 86 overall

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Bob DeChiara-USA TODAY Sports

Speed:  90

Tackle:  76

Play Recognition Rating:  87

Jabrill Peppers: 83 overall

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Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports

Speed:  89

Tackle:  80

Play Recognition Rating:  83

Adrian Phillips: 81 overall

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Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports

Speed:  87

Tackle:  75

Play Recognition Rating:  85

Cody Davis: 68 overall

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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Speed:  87

Tackle:  68

Play Recognition Rating:  67

Joshuah Bledsoe: 65 overall

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Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

Speed:  88

Tackle:  65

Play Recognition Rating:  66

Brad Hawkins: 63 overall

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AP Photo/John Locher

Speed:  87

Tackle:  68

Play Recognition Rating:  59

Brenden Schooler: 62 overall

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Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports

Speed:  92

Tackle:  61

Play Recognition Rating:  51

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Other positional ratings

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Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

Quarterbacks

Running backs

Wide receivers

Tight ends

Defensive tackle and edge rusher

Cornerbacks

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Story originally appeared on Patriots Wire