Cleveland Browns Rank 30th in NFLPA Report Card

The Cleveland Browns received a disappointing NFLPA report card, ranking 30th out of 32 teams, with players expressing significant dissatisfaction regarding their working conditions. The team's locker room was rated an F-, reflecting complaints about its size, while the training room's grade dropped to a D+, with players citing understaffing as a key issue. Additionally, the treatment of families received a D+, with concerns that players' families are not afforded the same accommodations as those of coaching staff. Although the newly renovated weight room earned an A, it was one of the few positives in an otherwise bleak assessment. Head coach Kevin Stefanski's grade fell to a C, and ownership also saw a decline, scoring a C+. The Browns' overall decline in player satisfaction is attributed to a poor performance on the field, as the team went from playoff contenders in 2023 to a 3-14 record in 2024.