Would the NFL ever really go to an 18-game season? Lloyd Howell, the executive director of the NFLPA, has a lot to say about the possibility.
I'm not going to pretend that I believed NFL owners were all morally upstanding people who deeply cared about their players and teams. I'm not that naive. Nonetheless, with the release of the NFLPA's 2025 report cards on working conditions, I can now ...
NFL players handed out some grades for their teams in the third annual report card, which was unveiled Wednesday by the NFLPA. The survey asked players to take a deep dive into various categories, including ownership, head coaches, team travel, dining ...
After 29 failing grades the previous year, there were only 12 this time. Plus, the draft will be heavy on defensive talent.
The tag was first introduced by owners in 1993 as a compromise in the NFL's fourth-ever CBA as the NFLPA sought to create free agency.
As the UFL's players continue to prepare for the 2025 season without a new labor deal, the NFL Players Association has posted a statement of support for their spring-league brethren.
NFLPA report on how franchises treat their players and the people around them is out. There are three teams that have higher grades than all others. And there is one that is the bottom of the 32 teams.
The 2025 NFLPA report card was released on Wednesday, in which the league's players have the opportunity to grade their respective franchises on 11 distinct categories. Among them is the team's head coach, and six of the league's 32 coaches stand above the rest.
Patriots insiders Albert Breer and Phil Perry both painted an ugly picture of the lack of investment currently on display with the Patriots.
Johnson's Jets are the only franchise to receive an 'F' in the ownership category for 2025, ranking just ahead of the Cardinals and Carolina Panthers, who both received a 'D-' in the survey. Here's how the NFLPA arrived at the grade, according to the report card:
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