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Giants' GM Schoen Faces Player Backlash as D+ Rating Sparks Ownership Pressure
sports16 hours ago

Giants' GM Schoen Faces Player Backlash as D+ Rating Sparks Ownership Pressure

New York Giants players gave GM Joe Schoen a D+ in this year’s NFLPA report cards, the lowest among GMs, signaling deep concerns about his negotiation style, roster decisions, and draft results. With the team winning only seven games in the past two seasons and multiple positional needs, the piece argues ownership should heed the players’ assessment rather than ignore it or fight narratives, underscoring a potential rift between front office decisions and the locker room.

via New York Daily News|
#giants#grades#joe-schoen
Lions crack NFLPA 2026 report card's top 10 amid strong leadership grades
sports1 day ago

Lions crack NFLPA 2026 report card's top 10 amid strong leadership grades

ESPN published the NFLPA's 2026 report card after a prior injunction blocked disclosure; based on 1,759 players across 17 categories, Detroit finished 9th overall—the third straight year in the top 10—with high marks for Ownership (A), Head Coach (A), GM (A), and several staff areas. Offensive Coordinator John Morton earned a C-, later replaced by Drew Petzing (B-); Home Game Field was the Lions' lowest score (B-). The report is the most comprehensive to date.

via Pride Of Detroit|
#detroit-lions#nfl#nflpa
Chiefs’ NFLPA Report Card Highlights Coaching Strengths Amid Facility Shortfalls
sports1 day ago

Chiefs’ NFLPA Report Card Highlights Coaching Strengths Amid Facility Shortfalls

The NFLPA’s 2025-26 report cards show Kansas City Chiefs with a mixed facility picture—strong marks for coaching and certain staff, but a few major lows like Locker Room (F) and Team Travel (D-). The piece also touches on running-back market chatter (e.g., Breece Hall) and potential changes to KC’s running game ahead of the offseason.

via Arrowhead Pride|
#kansas-city-chiefs#nflpa#report-cards
Patriots show modest gains in NFLPA survey but still finish near the bottom
sports1 day ago

Patriots show modest gains in NFLPA survey but still finish near the bottom

New England Patriots improved to 26th in the NFLPA's latest player grades, up from 31st last year, but remain among the league's lowest-ranked teams. Bright spots include top marks for Offensive Coordinator Josh McDaniels and Head Coach Mike Vrabel, with solid grades for strength coaches and other staff. Major concerns persist on team travel (ranked last) and facilities, notably the weight room and dining area, though a new team facility set to open in 2026 is expected to address some issues.

via Pats Pulpit|
#facilities#nfl#nflpa
Dolphins lead NFLPA’s 32-team player survey as Steelers finish last
sports1 day ago

Dolphins lead NFLPA’s 32-team player survey as Steelers finish last

The NFL Players Association conducted a season-long survey rating 32 teams on 17 working-conditions factors (facilities, travel, meals, staff, family accommodations, etc.). Although the NFLPA faced a grievance over publicly releasing results under the CBA, The Athletic published the findings with players. The Dolphins finished first and the Steelers last, with wide variation across teams in areas such as facilities, travel, dining, training staff, and leadership.

via The New York Times|
#nfl#nflpa#report-cards
NFLPA 2026 report-card leak surfaces after arbitration clash
sports2 days ago

NFLPA 2026 report-card leak surfaces after arbitration clash

The NFL Players Association’s 2026 report cards were leaked after ESPN’s Kalyn Kahler published the full set of letter grades for all 32 teams. The NFL had won a grievance aimed at blocking public release, though the arbitrator allowed the NFLPA to create and communicate the results to players, insisting they not be made public. The grades come from a survey of 1,759 players conducted Nov. 2–Dec. 11, 2025, with 2026 categories expanding to include home game field, position coaches, the three coordinators, and the General Manager (in addition to other topics like locker room, training staff, travel, and ownership). The leaked version currently shows only letter grades, without the accompanying comments from prior years. The 2025 report cards remain accessible separately.

via NBC Sports|
#grading#leak#nfl
NFL Commissioner: 18-Game Season Isn’t Guaranteed Yet
sports26 days ago

NFL Commissioner: 18-Game Season Isn’t Guaranteed Yet

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said an 18-game regular season is not guaranteed and would require bargaining with the NFL Players Association. With no formal discussions yet and the current CBA running through 2030, key issues to resolve include player safety, whether there would be multiple byes, and roster size before any expansion could occur, despite some voices suggesting it could eventually happen.

via NBC Sports|
#18-game-season#cba#nfl
NFL and Giants review concussion protocols after Jaxson Dart injury
sports4 months ago

NFL and Giants review concussion protocols after Jaxson Dart injury

The NFL and NFLPA are reviewing the mishandling of Jaxson Dart's concussion assessment during a game, after coach Brian Daboll attempted to rush the process by approaching the medical tent, violating protocols. The review aims to address procedural failures and prevent future interference, possibly leading to disciplinary actions and procedural changes.

via NBC Sports|
#concussion-protocol#jaxson-dart#medical-tent
Gannon's Heated Reaction to Cardinals Player's Mistake Draws NFLPA Attention
sports4 months ago

Gannon's Heated Reaction to Cardinals Player's Mistake Draws NFLPA Attention

Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon is under review by the NFLPA for his heated reaction and possible physical contact with running back Emari Demercado after a costly fumble during a game against the Titans. Gannon has apologized, acknowledging his emotional response, but the incident has raised concerns about conduct and potential union investigation.

via New York Post|
#arizona-cardinals#jonathan-gannon#nfl
Jerry Jones dismisses trade rumors and defends Cowboys' contract negotiations with Micah Parsons
sports6 months ago

Jerry Jones dismisses trade rumors and defends Cowboys' contract negotiations with Micah Parsons

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is criticized for repeatedly bypassing the NFL's collective bargaining agreement by negotiating directly with players, undermining the role of agents and risking league discipline. The article urges the NFL and NFLPA to enforce rules and curb Jones's unauthorized negotiations to preserve the integrity of the league.

via NBC Sports|
#cba#contract-negotiations#jerry-jones