10 Steelers with the highest player rating in Madden 26
The Pittsburgh Steelers ended up with the highest-rated overall defense and the No. 9-rated overall offense in the game. Let's go over the player ratings and break down the 11 highest-rated Steelers in Madden 26.
1 - Edge rusher T.J. Watt
Overall - 96
2 - Cornerback Jalen Ramsey
Overall - 94
3 - Defensive tackle Cameron Heyward
Overall - 94
4 - Edge rusher Alex Highsmith
Overall - 88
5 - Kicker Chris Boswell
Overall - 85
6 - Wide receiver DK Metcalf
Overall - 85
7 - Cornerback Darius Slay
Overall - 84
8 - Tight end Pat Freiermuth
Overall - 84
9 - Center Zach Frazier
Overall - 84
10 - Safety DeShon Elliott
Overall - 82
11 - Linebacker Patrick Queen
Overall - 82
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