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 ...
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Las Vegas Raiders 2025 NFL offseason, NFLPA report card: Pete Carroll ready to reset franchise with Geno Smith
Seattle Seahawks trading QB Geno Smith to Las Vegas Raiders, per reports
The Las Vegas Raiders will have a new quarterback in 2025 after acquiring Geno Smith from the Seattle Seahawks Friday, according to multiple reports. Las Vegas is reportedly sending Seattle a third-round pick in return for acquiring Smith,
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Geno Smith traded to Raiders by Seahawks, reuniting quarterback with Pete Carroll in Las Vegas
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.
The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) released its team report cards for 2025. This is the third consecutive year the organization has done this, and the goal of the report cards is to “keep players informed” and “drive improvement,
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.
After receiving poor grades for the 2023 campaign, the Los Angeles Chargers, Atlanta Falcons and Washington Commanders made the most significant leaps in improving working conditions for their players in 2024,
After 29 failing grades the previous year, there were only 12 this time. Plus, the draft will be heavy on defensive talent.
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.
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.
The NFL Player's Association released their annual report cards for each team, in which the players grade their own teams across multiple categories.
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