Report: Seahawks rank 4th among NFL teams in NFLPA report card survey

The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks received the fourth-best mark overall in the NFL Players Association’s annual survey of working conditions, according to a report from ESPN NFL senior NFL writer Kalyn Kahler on Thursday.

The only teams ahead of the Seahawks are the Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings and Washington Commanders.

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The NFLPA’s annual report card survey grades franchises from A-plus to F-minus on 17 different categories. The survey was conducted from Nov. 2 to Dec. 11, and all players who were on a team’s roster at that time were eligible to participate.

Earlier this month, the NFL won a grievance against the NFLPA that effectively banned the union from publishing the player report cards. But ultimately, that didn’t stop the results from getting out.

The Seahawks finished with an A-plus, A or A-minus in 14 of the 17 categories. The only categories where they received lower grades were the locker room (B-plus), treatment of families (B-plus) and home game field (F).

The F grade is presumably due to Lumen Field’s playing surface being artificial turf instead of natural grass. The Seahawks were one of eight teams that received an F or F-minus in field grade. Nineteen teams received a C-plus or worse in that category.

Below is the full list of Seahawks grades, according to Kahler.

• Defensive Coordinator: A+
• Team Ownership: A
• General Manager: A
• Head Coach: A
• Offensive Coordinator: A
• Special Teams Coordinator: A
• Strength Coaches: A
• Training Staff: A
• Nutritionist/Dietician: A
• Position Coaches: A-
• Weight Room: A-
• Training Room: A-
• Food/Dining Area: A-
• Team Travel: A-
• Locker Room: B+
• Treatment of Families: B+
• Home Game Field: F

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