After receiving poor grades for the 2023 campaign, the Los Angeles Chargers, Atlanta Falcons and Washington Commanders made the most significant leaps in improving working conditions for their players in 2024,

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn was rated the NFL's top head coach, per the latest edition of the annual NFLPA Team Report Cards. Quinn was one of six head coaches to receive an overall A-plus grade alongside the Atlanta Falcons' Raheem Morris,

Chase Young was once considered a "Generational Talent" after being drafted by the Washington Commanders with the second overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. The numbers have come down quite a bit since his rookie season.

NFLPA chief strategy officer JC Tretter unveiled the report cards for the 2024 season on Wednesday, and the results reflected overall improvements across the league. This year, 1,695 NFL players (roughly 77 percent of NFLPA membership) took part in the survey, which was conducted from Aug. 26 to Nov. 20, 2024.

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The players shared their feedback on a number of topics, including coaches, owners, and team facilities, and here are the teams that received poor ratings.

The Miami Dolphins are the top-ranked team, followed by the Minnesota Vikings, for the second consecutive season in the NFL Players Association report card.

First-year head coach Dan Quinn ranked as the league’s most-liked coach as he took a 4-13 Commanders team to 12-5 and an NFC title game appearance in his debut year. The Commanders also improved their food services, travel and family accommodations as they rose from an F-minus workplace grade to B.