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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.
The NFLPA’s 2025 survey results for the Philadelphia Eagles show Nick Sirianni ranked highly among leadership, with most coaching staff earning A grades. Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio and Special Teams Coordinator Michael Clay also earned A’s, while Offensive Coordinator Kevin Patullo received a C. Team Travel was graded F and the Locker Room D, underscoring travel woes and aging facilities. Despite the facility concerns, players express trust in the leadership and the overall trajectory remains positive ahead of free agency.
The New York Jets have upgraded their locker room with new features like video screens, fans, a sauna, and a barbershop to improve player comfort and performance as training camp begins, aiming to boost team morale and success.
Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris is determined to improve the team's F-minus grade from the NFL Players Association, particularly in areas such as treatment of families, locker room, and training room. Harris, who took over the team last year, emphasized the urgency of upgrading the facilities and mentioned that General Manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn are personally involved in the offseason project. Despite the challenges left by the previous owner, Harris is committed to making necessary changes to enhance the team's environment and reputation within the NFL community.