Overview

• The New England Patriots ranked 31st out of 32 NFL teams in the NFLPA’s annual player survey, receiving failing grades in travel, weight room, and training room facilities.
• Former Patriots coach Jerod Mayo earned the team’s highest grade (B+) in the survey, while new head coach Mike Vrabel acknowledged the team faces a multi-year rebuild.
• The Philadelphia Eagles dropped from 4th to 22nd in the rankings, with players citing insufficient travel upgrades, overcrowded locker rooms, and a lack of family care support during games.
• The Eagles have made some improvements since the survey, including staggered cafeteria schedules and first-class seating for certain players, but players feel more changes are needed.
• The NFLPA survey, conducted anonymously among players, highlights broader issues with team facilities and management across the league, despite on-field success for some franchises.