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Jim Harbaugh’s NFLPA grade for the Chargers dropped to C+, a notable outlier among the spread of marks.
The NFLPA grades were not public this year due to a grievance, yet they appeared online through leaks.
Coaching changes followed with Mike McDaniel hired as the new offensive coordinator to overhaul blocking and protect Herbert.
The report card also ranked various staff areas, from treatment of families to team leadership, with mixed results.
The piece notes Harbaugh is still well-liked and the team remains competitive amid roster churn.
The article implies the comparison to friends and decisions around offensive strategy influenced the season trajectory.
Harbaugh’s future prospects look upward if the new scheme and coordinator overhaul gain traction.
The article highlights the contrast between Harbaugh’s reputation and the lower grade received.
The NFLPA report cards covered multiple areas including the offensive and defensive coordinators and support staff.

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Latest development: NFLPA poll reveals Raiders players' private opinions on the 2025 season and leadership.
Who/What: Pete Carroll earned a C+ grade as head coach for 2025 in the Raiders poll.
Who/What: Defensive Coordinator Patrick Graham received a C in the poll.
Why: Offense struggled; Chip Kelly earned a failing grade for 2025.
Who/What: General Manager John Spytek received an A-; overall rank No. 6 in the NFL.
What: Players noted ownership, Mark Davis, treats players well, per the poll.
What: The Raiders drafted in 2025 but were hampered by injuries and late-season issues.
What: The report cites survey results from 1,759 players.
Where/When: The poll covers the 2025 season context with postseason reflections.
How: The piece notes Raiders’ issues included time of possession and balance between offense and defense.

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Stephen A. Smith roasts Art Rooney II after NFLPA report card criticizes Steelers ownership.
The NFLPA report card ranked Rooney as one of the worst owners and cited facility and playing surface issues.
Smith says Rooney’s leadership is not meeting Steeler Nation’s expectations.
Tomlin’s resignation after 19 years is cited as part of the franchise’s leadership pivot.
The piece notes plans to resurface the stadium but no immediate upgrades to facilities.
The article frames the criticism within a broader narrative of Steelers’ playoff struggles.
Smith alleges the Rooney family’s past success contrasts with the current period of dissatisfaction.
The report card is tied to criticisms about the Steelers’ facilities and playing surface at Acrisure Stadium.
The coverage references ESPN’s First Take comments linked to Rooney and the franchise’s direction.
The article mentions fan loyalty to the Steelers despite leadership criticisms.

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