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The Kansas City Chiefs ranked 26th out of 32 NFL teams in the latest NFL Players Association team report card.

That said, there are other teams that still need improving. This year, four NFL teams received F-minus grades in at least one aspect of the player survey. While this is an improvement from last year, when six F-minus grades were awarded, it shows there is still plenty of room to grow.

Green Bay Packers treatment of players improved or stayed the same in nine of 11 categories judged by those players.

"We saw overall improvement across all 32 teams," NFLPA chief strategy officer JC Tretter said. The Falcons, who were 25th last year, moved to third after opening a new team train

The Green Bay Packers ranked seventh among the 32 NFL teams in the NFLPA's annual team survey focused on 11 factors important to a player's day to day experience.

The NFLPA survey reveals players' ratings on NFL teams for facilities, food, and management. Dolphins and Steelers are at opposing ends of the rankings.

The grades are in for this year’s NFLPA Team Report Cards, and for the third straight year the way the Minnesota Vikings do business has put them among the NFL’s elite. For the second season in a row,

The National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) has released its 2025 Team Report Cards, with the Green Bay Packers ranking just outside the top five. According to the report, they received their lowest rating in the last two years,