I would guess the NFL has standards for training facilities locker rooms practice facilities treatment travel training table accommodations etc. I would guess teams must meet those expectations. If you want extras nothing says you can't start a GoFundMe!

So, fewer than 30% of players respond to this survey and it's gospel. Gotcha.

It's not a good look at all, but I'm sure Clark gives zero ****s about how anybody other than Clark thinks he should spend his money.

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I can see why after this terrible Stadium renovation proposal

Would love to see pics from the Chiefs 70s-80s practice facility locker rooms. I bet they're hilarious. Man Redwood City was a joke.

I agree. Players are getting paid so much money they don't care about improving their craft and getting better at their job, it's happening in all the major sports.

Love all things Fat Brooke writes about.

F-:seems nuts. To get that on ownership players must have talked about it and felt very strong, because even if just a few gave it a C the average couldn't stay that low. Rarely see that on any survey because some people are positive enough to never rate that low

Good point, looks like the Chiefs are only about 8 percent below the average, and that can be a function of contract structure and where players are in the cycle.

How big of a chode do you have to be to get an F- from the players? It has to be more than just not making a new locker room.

Where did you get 30%? Dafaces link says ~75

The chiefs have won 3 Superbowls in 5 years. Somehow I don't think your post applies to them.

Maybe reward them a little bit. This is essentially the workplace pizza party meme except they just replaced stools with chairs.

LMAO

NFLPA is full of karens with dreads

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">That’s not true. Plus culture and amenities are VASTLY different concepts. If the money is even then it comes down to personal preference between: recent success, coaching staff, city, friends on the team. At no point does the quality of the locker room decide where a FA goes. <a href="https://t.co/fOQB854SoO">https://t.co/fOQB854SoO</a></p>&mdash; Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) <a href="https://twitter.com/MitchSchwartz71/status/1763017714937856470?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 29, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The rookies do.

More and more players checking out once they get that fat payday.

Unless I was an elite NFL player, I'm not going to lie I would do that too. If I was a Mahomes or Kelce it would be a different story, you would have something to strive to. But if you are Ben ****ing Nieman...what is the point? Your only goal is to stay in the league as long as possible if you are him.