Re: NFLPA Team Report Cards
 

You've got to take these "grades" with a grain of salt. It only takes one disgruntled player to swing a grade and this survey was available to every player that was on the roster between August 26, 2023 and November 16, 2023 including players that had been released and/or traded anytime during those dates.

While Dennis Allen was tied for 26th (not 29th as has been stated) he still had a B- which is not a terrible grade. There was a C+, a C, and a D out there, as well.

Re: NFLPA Team Report Cards
 

I'm not surprised by the poor grade for food since the team decided to renovate the cafeteria and is moving the team for TC because of it. Anyway, the food probably still tastes like hospital food. My buddy is a nutritionist for a college and he can't make bland food taste good and make it healthy.

It could benefit the team being out of town with a chance to bond while the renovations are going on in the cafeteria. I'm hoping that this TC is more of a grind and tighter than last years loose practices.

On the other hand, Bako made a really good point about families possibly being a distraction around the facilities when it's time to conduct business. I could see where there could be baggage besides the cute kids at practice running around.

Nonetheless, when the team went to Florida to train while running from a hurricane, the Bensons brought the players entire family with them including their pets to the hotel until it was safe to go home. So, there's that to consider. Maybe that's why ownership scored a B. Personally, I would give Gayle an A.

Re: NFLPA Team Report Cards
 

LMAO!

Dennis Allen is one of the worst HC in football.

24-46 speaks for itself. Wins/losses is all that matters (well to 99.9 % of us).