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Miami Dolphins
fromSun Sentinel
2 months ago

Dolphins get top grade in NFLPA survey for second straight year

The Miami Dolphins ranked No. 1 in the NFLPA player experience survey for 2024, showcasing player satisfaction across facilities and management.
Atlanta Falcons
fromESPN.com
2 months ago

Dolphins, Vikings get top grades in NFLPA survey

The Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings received top marks in NFLPA's annual workplace survey, with overall grades improving across the league.
Atlanta Falcons
fromwww.nytimes.com
2 months ago

NFLPA team report cards: Chargers, Falcons, Commanders make big leaps as league improves overall

NFL teams made significant improvements in player working conditions in 2024, with notable advancements by the Chargers, Falcons, and Commanders.
Miami Dolphins
fromSun Sentinel
2 months ago

Dolphins get top grade in NFLPA survey for second straight year

The Miami Dolphins ranked No. 1 in the NFLPA player experience survey for 2024, showcasing player satisfaction across facilities and management.
Atlanta Falcons
fromESPN.com
2 months ago

Dolphins, Vikings get top grades in NFLPA survey

The Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings received top marks in NFLPA's annual workplace survey, with overall grades improving across the league.
Atlanta Falcons
fromwww.nytimes.com
2 months ago

NFLPA team report cards: Chargers, Falcons, Commanders make big leaps as league improves overall

NFL teams made significant improvements in player working conditions in 2024, with notable advancements by the Chargers, Falcons, and Commanders.
New England Patriots
fromBoston.com
2 months ago

Patriots receive poor grades in NFLPA survey, including bad marks for plane, ownership

The New England Patriots ranked 31st in the NFLPA's 2025 report cards, indicating continued declines in team facilities and travel accommodations.
fromLos Angeles Times
8 months ago

Column: This hilarious lawsuit by NFL Players Assn. against DraftKings shows the dark underside of sports betting

"DraftKings, the NFLPA asserts in the lawsuit filed a couple of weeks ago in New York federal court, collects billions of dollars in revenue based on a simple premise: if a DraftKings customer places a losing bet, that customer must still pay up."
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