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Bills’ travel marks bring down mixed NFLPA report card

The NFL Players Association released its annual report cards, where players rated teams in 11 categories to assess their experiences.
The Miami Dolphins retained their top ranking, leading in seven categories, while Stephen Ross was the highest-graded owner.
The Washington Commanders improved significantly under new ownership, ranking 11th after being last for two years, with Dan Quinn recognized as the top head coach.
The Arizona Cardinals fell to 32nd place due to severe reviews in multiple areas, while the New York Jets received an F for ownership, showing a negative atmosphere.

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The Bradford Era

Bills’ travel marks bring down mixed NFLPA report card

After decades of toiling in the middle or bottom of the AFC East, Bills fans are used to seeing their team rank highly in the standings. But there’s one criteria, according to their players, where the Bills rank last in…

3 days ago·Bradford, United States

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Boston Globe

Ever since wins have dried up, Patriots' organizational flaws have been on full display — with the bad grades to prove it - The Boston Globe

The team ended up second to last in the NFLPA's anonymous player survey. Former head coach Jerod Mayo got a B+, but owner Robert Kraft got a D.

4 days ago·Boston, United States

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AM 1100 The Flag WZFG

Vikings near the top of NFL’s player survey

(Eagan, MN) — Football players in Minneapolis are continuing to live the good life. The NFL Players Association released its annual survey on Wednesday, and the Vikings finished second in the league for a second-straight season. The report cards grade organizations on several factors including practice facilities, food, and dining and training staff. Notably, the Vikings earned an A-plus for both head coaching and ownership.

4 days ago

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Outkick

NFL Players Association Report Once Again Proves Comfort Does Not Lead To Crown

INDIANAPOLIS – The Miami Dolphins, who haven't won a playoff game since the year 2000 and own the NFL's longest playoff win drought at 24 years, are actually a dynasty. Who knew?The Dolphins on Wednesday were ranked the No. 1 team in the NFLPA's annual player report card for the second year in a row. The report card, the NFLPA says, is a "resource that reflects [players'] daily experiences and opinions about their workplace conditions." And the …

5 days ago·Nashville, United States

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