Election results are in.
The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) Board of Player Representatives re-elected Jalen Reeves-Maybin as president of its union. The union announced the news in a statement on March 15 .
"I'm honored that the Board has trusted me to continue serving as president," Reeves-Maybin said in a statement. "There's important work ahead, and I'm looking forward to continue advocating on behalf of our membership to protect our rights and advance our interests."
Reeves-Maybin will begin a second two-year term as the union president after initially being elected in March 2024.
The linebacker played just three games with the Chicago Bears in 2025, recording two tackles, and is currently a free agent. He is one of seven members to remain with the executive committee in 2026 after Oren Burks , Cam Heyward , Ted Karras , Case Keenum , Brandon McManus and Thomas Morstead were all re-elected.
Four new members are set to assume leadership roles – Tanoh Kpassagnon, Jonathan Greenard , Harrison Phillips and Zaire Franklin .
They will replace Calais Campbell , Austin Ekeler , Ryan Kelly and Thomas Hennessy .
The committee has taken on a more defense-heavy look in 2026. Seven of the 11 spots are now held by defenders, with offense and special teams each claiming two spots.
Here's a look at the executive committee after the election, as well as the role each player holds:
NFLPA Executive Committee
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Jalen Reeves-Maybin, President (Two-year term)
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Tanoh Kpassagnon, Treasurer (Two-year term)
Three-year term:
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Jonathan Greenard, Vice President
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Thomas Morstead, Vice President
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Harrison Phillips, Vice President
Two-year term:
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Case Keenum, Vice President
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Zaire Franklin, Vice President
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Brandon McManus, Vice President
One-year term:
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Oren Burks, Vice President
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Cam Heyward, Vice President
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Ted Karras, Vice President
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Jalen Reeves-Maybin re-elected as NFLPA president

