NFLPA team report cards: Full 2025 NFL rankings revealed

The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) released its team report cards for 2025. This is the third consecutive year the organization has done this, and the goal of the report cards is to “keep players informed” and “drive improvement,” according to NFLPA Chief Strategy Officer JC Tretter.

“Building on the momentum from the first two years, we’re excited to see strong engagement,” Tretter wrote in a letter. “In our first year, we had a 60% league-wide response rate. Each of the last two years, we have seen a 77% response rate across the league. This year, a total of 1,695 players completed the report card survey, reinforcing how important it is to capture the true player experience.”

Here’s a look at the ranking of each NFL team based on the NFLPA report cards.

2025 NFLPA report card rankings

Rank	Team
1	Miami Dolphins
2	Minnesota Vikings
3	Atlanta Falcons
4	Las Vegas Raiders
5	Los Angeles Chargers
6	Houston Texans
7	Green Bay Packers
8	San Francisco 49ers
9	Detroit Lions
10	Dallas Cowboys
11	Washington Commanders
12	New Orleans Saints
13	Baltimore Ravens
14	Chicago Bears
15	Seattle Seahawks
16	Tennessee Titans
17	Denver Broncos
18	Jacksonville Jaguars
19	Indianapolis Colts
20	New York Giants
21	Los Angeles Rams
22	Philadelphia Eagles
23	Buffalo Bills
24	Cincinnati Bengals
25	Carolina Panthers
26	Kansas City Chiefs
27	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
28	Pittsburgh Steelers
29	New York Jets
30	Cleveland Browns
31	New England Patriots
32	Arizona Cardinals

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Having a great report card from the NFLPA doesn’t always mean success on the field. Of the teams ranked in the top 10, five reached the playoffs this past season. For the teams that played in the Super Bowl, the Eagles came in at 22nd, and the Chiefs came in at 26th.

But why did the Dolphins have the best report card for the second straight year? The NFLPA wrote, “Owner Stephen Ross is once again the highest-graded owner, and the team is ranked No. 1 in seven of the 11 evaluated categories. The quality of the facilities is matched by the quality of the people in the building, making for an extremely positive player experience.”

On the flip side, the NFLPA ranked the Cardinals last for one big reason. ” The top concern for many players is the need for an updated, modernized and expanded team facility,” the NFLPA wrote. “Nearly every space within the facility is described as too small, especially the team’s locker room.”