ATL Standard

The National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) has released its annual report cards for each team in the league, assessing them based on player feedback concerning facilities, staff, and ownership. This year, the Atlanta Falcons have seen a notable rise in their ranking, moving from 25th to 3rd overall.

The report card covers various aspects of the team's environment. The treatment of families received an A grade, with players appreciating the post-game family area and frequent family events. The food and dining area also scored an A after improvements to the cafeteria were made last year.

Players praised the team's nutritionist as "the best I've ever worked with," although they expressed a desire for more budget allocation. The locker room received an A+ due to its significant renovation, doubling in size and earning a perfect score from players regarding adequacy.

The training room was rated B, with most players feeling there are enough full-time trainers but expressing a need for additional physical therapists. The training staff earned an A-, contributing moderately to player success.

The weight room achieved an A+ following extensive renovations that included advanced equipment and new facilities. Strength coaches were highly commended by players for their performance compared to previous staff.

Team travel arrangements were graded B+, with players finding the schedule efficient. Head coach Raheem Morris received unanimous praise from players for his efficiency and receptiveness to feedback, securing him one of six perfect scores among NFL coaches.

Ownership under Arthur Blank was rated A+, reflecting strong investment in facilities and contribution to positive team culture.

These rankings highlight substantial improvements across multiple areas within the Falcons organization over the past year.