Introduced last year, the NFLPA on Wednesday released its second edition of its Team Report Cards.
Purposefully released just before free agency opens on March 13, the NFLPA asks players to grade their respective teams in 11 categories: treatment of families; food/cafeteria; nutrition/dietician; locker room; training room; training staff; weight room; strength coaches; team travel; head coach; and owner.
The survey released some, uh, revealing factoids -- like the Chargers living up to their name by charging players for off-site daycare, or Chiefs players returning from their Super Bowl run to learn their promised new locker room was actually just some new chairs to replace their old barstools.
In fact, the 2-time defending champions ranked only above the sad-sack Washington Commanders in their overall treatment of players, prompting a statement by owner Clark Hunt (rated 32nd of 32 owners).
“There was a question asked at the press conference about the practice facility and it is certainly a high priority for us," he said at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Here is how NFLPA membership ranked all 32 teams:
1. Miami Dolphins
2. Minnesota Vikings
3. Green Bay Packers
4. Philadelphia Eagles
5. Jacksonville Jaguars
6. San Francisco 49ers
7. Houston Texans
8. New York Giants
9. Las Vegas Raiders
10. Chicago Bears
11. Buffalo Bills
12. Dallas Cowboys
13. Detroit Lions
14. Seattle Seahawks
15. Baltimore Ravens
16. Denver Broncos
17. Carolina Panthers
18. Tennessee Titans
19. New Orleans Saints
20. Los Angeles Rams
21. New York Jets
22. Indianapolis Colts
23. Cleveland Browns
24. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
25. Atlanta Falcons
26. Cincinnati Bengals
27. Arizona Cardinals
28. Pittsburgh Steelers
29. New England Patriots
30. Los Angeles Chargers
31. Kansas City Chiefs
32. Washington Commanders
Head coaches were ranked on how efficiently they utilized players' time and how willing they are to listen to the locker room.
It should be noted that players were only asked to grade their own head coaches against the given criteria, not rank their coaches against each other. In total, players held a generally positive view of NFL head coaches: 18 of the 32 received at least an A-minus, 29 garnered at least a B-minus, and only Josh McDaniels earned a D.
1. Andy Reid, Chiefs
2. Kevin O'Connell, Vikings
3. Dan Campbell, Lions
4. Sean McVay, Rams
5. Mike Tomlin, Steelers
6. Nick Sirianni, Eagles
7. Kyle Shanahan, 49ers
8. Mike McDaniel, Dolphins
9. Mike McCarthy, Cowboys
10. Zac Taylor, Bengals
11. Pete Carroll, Seahawks
12. Sean McDermott, Bills
13. Brian Daboll, Giants
14. DeMeco Ryans, Texans
15. Jonathan Gannon, Cardinals
16. Frank Reich, Panthers
17. Sean Payton, Broncos
18. Shane Steichen, Colts
19. Doug Pederson, Jaguars
20. John Harbaugh, Ravens
21. Matt LaFleur, Packers
22. Mike Vrabel, Titans
23. Brandon Staley, Chargers
24. Robert Saleh, Jets
25. Matt Eberflus, Bears
26. Todd Bowles, Buccaneers
27. Bill Belichick, Patriots
28. Kevin Stefanski, Browns
29. Dennis Allen, Saints
30. Arthur Smith, Falcons
31. Ron Rivera, Commanders
32. Josh McDaniels, Raiders
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