Jalen Reeves-Maybin Elected as NFLPA President

Detroit Lions' linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin has been elected as the new president of the NFL Players Association, succeeding JC Tretter.

Reeves-Maybin was elected by the NFLPA's board of player representatives, taking over from former center JC Tretter.
He aims to unify the membership and inspire more players to advocate for the union and the game.
The election comes amid leadership changes, with Lloyd Howell replacing DeMaurice Smith as executive director last year.
Reeves-Maybin signed a two-year, $7.5 million deal with the Lions after earning Pro Bowl and second team All-Pro honors.
The NFLPA also announced the election of four new players to its executive leadership, joining re-elected members for a two-year term.