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2026 NFLPA survey ranks Steelers dead last among all 32 teams
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The Pittsburgh Steelers organization is making headlines for all the wrong reasons, as the newly revealed survey results from the 2026 NFL Players Association annual report cards painted the Steel City brand of football in a negative light.
According to ESPN's Kalyn Kahler , the Steelers ranked dead last out of all 32 NFL teams, sliding down four spots from their No. 28 ranking in 2025.
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Kahler reported that the Steelers received low grades in multiple categories, including owner Art Rooney II ranking last for "willingness to invest in facilities."
Additionally, the Steelers' Acrisure Stadium was the "lowest-rated home field in the league," with players pointing to "excessive wear" from high school and colleges playing their games there.
To make matters worse, the Steelers' locker room received an F grade, with players claiming it has "only five bathroom stalls for the entire team."
Kahler continued that the Steelers' training room and strength coaches were also areas criticized.
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Steelers senior director of communications Burt Lauten told ESPN that the team wouldn't comment on a report they haven't "seen in its entirety."
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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers ranked worst NFL team by 2026 NFLPA survey
