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Even though Dan Snyder is no longer with the Washington Commanders, his tenure is still being felt. What position are they in? Finally, about the yearly team report card released by the NFL Players Association on Wednesday.
The players from Washington expressed worries about the treatment of their families during games, sewage leaks in the locker area, and an understaffed trainer staff.
1,706 players were polled by the NFLPA to rank their teams in 11 different categories. The Kansas City Chiefs were just ahead of the Commanders in 32nd place. The Miami Dolphins were first in line.
Athletes in Washington raised concerns about team facilities, training personnel, and travel accommodations, despite new owner Josh Harris receiving a B+ rating from the players.
“After years of neglect, there is no shortage of issues that need marked improvement,” the NFLPA study stated. “The organization received low marks across the board last year.” “With 98% of player respondents stating that they receive the best possible individualized plan, the players’ ranking of the Commanders’ strength coaches represents the one bright spot for the club.”
The players informed their union that they had had enough of problems with the structure. They said there were several sewage leaks in 2023 and that their locker room is excessively small. The players also criticized the team’s training facilities and weight room, calling them inadequate for an NFL team.
When asked which issue would be the most important to repair, most players were unable to name just one. Rather, the facility as a whole was the general response, the research stated. “The players are hopeful that the new team ownership is willing to do what it takes to fix these current problems, even though they understand that the new club ownership did not cause them.”
