Vikings #2 again in NFLPA overall player rankings
For the third consecutive year, the Miami Dolphins ranked first in the NFL Players Association annual report cards, according to survey results obtained by ESPN. The Minnesota Vikings finished second, followed by the Washington Commanders in third.
"Players consistently describe the organization as 'the best in the NFL,'" the NFLPA survey wrote about the Dolphins.
The Pittsburgh Steelers finished last for the first time in the four-year history of the union's survey. Last year, the Steelers ranked 28th. The Arizona Cardinals finished 31st in the 2026 survey, after a last-place finish in 2025, and the Cleveland Browns finished in 30th, the same as in 2025.
The NFLPA is not making the report cards public this year after a grievance filed by the NFL, which said the survey violated the collective bargaining agreement. Earlier this month, an arbitrator agreed with the league, saying the report cards violated the CBA by "disparaging NFL clubs and individuals." The NFLPA said it would continue to collect responses for report cards even if it can't publish them.
Entire story is at ESPN.com
Please God, just one Lombardi before I die.
The Vikings are a top tier organization for players....unless they want to win a Super Bowl
StickierBuns wrote:
lol, this thread.
You thought it was going to go any differently?
You serve up a softball like that? It's gonna get hit right out of the park!
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
StickierBuns wrote:
lol, this thread.
Curious what the response would be if the Vikings finished last.
"All those who believe in psychokinesis, raise my hand." —Steven Wright
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