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Where do the Chiefs stand as NFLPA report cards are revealed in new report?
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On February 13, a third-party ruled that the annual publication of the NFL Players Association report cards violated the collective bargaining agreement between the league and the players association, banning the release of the highly-discussed report.
A Thursday report , however, shows the grades each of the 32 NFL teams received.
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Thus, it's time to take a look at where the 2025-26 Kansas City Chiefs player facilities and amenities stood amongst players in the organization.
Just a year removed from the last report card , only a slight amount of improvement or regression is typical. What's also typical is the Chiefs' letters, which grade things like the locker room, treatment of families and more, falling towards the back-half of the league.
Here's a look at the reported Chiefs' grades for 2025-26:
Treatment of Families: C
Home Game Field: A-
Food/Dining Area: C+
Nutritionist/Dietician: A-
Locker Room: F
Training Room: C-
Training Staff: C
Weight Room: B
Strength Coaches: B+
Position Coaches: C+
Offensive Coordinator: C+
Defensive Coordinator: A
Special Teams Coordinator: B
Team Travel: D-
Head Coach: A
General Manager: B+
Team Ownership: C+
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While there are a few areas where the Chiefs improved or regressed in relation to the team's 2024-25 grades, according to the players, as mentioned above, a lot of the categories tend to remain the same or close to the previous year's.
For example, the "nutritionist/dietician" category remained an A-, the "training room" remained a C-, the "training staff" grade remained at C and so on.
However, after a less-than-typical year for the contemporary Kansas City Chiefs in terms of success, that is, a few changes are of note.
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In particular, going from a B to a D- in the "team travel" category certainly isn't a good sign, especially when considering the '25-'26 Chiefs were an abysmal 1-7 on the road last season. "Training room" and "training staff" remained at C- and C from 2025-2026, maintaining the well below-average grades after a season riddled with injuries.
That's not to say the positive aspects of last year's report card fell off, though. A few good grades remained high, like the "head coach" grade, which fell from A+ to A, and some below-average grades rose a bit, like the "ownership" category going from C- to C+.
It should also be noted that many of these facilities and amenities are going to change drastically in the future, with the Chiefs hopping across the state line into Kansas with a new stadium and facilities. The Chiefs' move will undoubtedly affect categories like "locker room," "training room" and more.
Here's the Chiefs' grades last year, and where those grades placed them in comparison to the other 32 NFL franchises:
| Category |
Grade |
Rank out of 32 |
| Treatment of Families |
B- |
15th |
| Food/Dining Area |
B |
16th |
| Nutritionist/Dietician |
A- |
5th |
| Locker Room |
D- |
28th |
| Training Room |
C- |
29th |
| Training Staff |
C |
28th |
| Weight Room |
C+ |
30th |
| Strength Coaches |
B |
24th |
| Team Travel |
B |
21st |
| Head Coach |
A+ |
4th |
| Ownership |
C- |
26th |
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