Jaguars Plummet to 18th in NFLPA Report Card for 2025

The Jacksonville Jaguars experienced a significant drop in the NFL Players Association's (NFLPA) team report card, falling from 5th place in 2024 to 18th out of 32 teams in 2025. The players expressed dissatisfaction primarily regarding the treatment of families, ranking it 31st, and called for improvements such as enhanced pregame sideline access and upgraded family facilities during games. Additionally, former head coach Doug Pederson received a low rating of 31st in player satisfaction, with concerns about time management and receptiveness to feedback contributing to his decline in approval. While the Jaguars scored well in areas like the weight room and training facilities, the overall player experience has declined, prompting hopes for better conditions under new head coach Liam Coen and management. The NFLPA's report highlights a need for cultural and operational changes within the organization to address player concerns effectively.