Steelers' Facilities Slammed in NFLPA Report

0:00It's March 27th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Pittsburgh Steelers earned the worst overall grade in the latest NFL Players Association team report card, finishing dead last for the first time. In the survey's four-year history, released each February, it scores teams from A-plus down to F-minus on areas like ownership, facilities, and family treatment. Last year, the Steelers ranked 28th out of 32 teams. Inside our Jerry Dulac from the Pittsburgh Post-Kazet, recently explained that not every player likely fills out these surveys as they're handled by. The team's Union rep, Cam Hayward, players are often too busy even to vote in things like the Pro Bowl, so the results might not capture a full locker room view. Fans and observers point to glaring issues in facilities as a big reason for the low marks. The locker room got an F, partly due to just five bathroom stalls for the whole team. Owner, Art Rooney, the second ranked last in willingness to upgrade the building, with

1:02complaints about outdated training room tech. A new category this year spotlighted Acresure Stadium as the league's worst home field by far, blamed on poor maintenance and wear from hosting, college and high school games. Strength coaches finished last in the NFL, though the training staff surprisingly topped the charts. These red flags show clear areas for fixes, but with no comment from Team Brass and a four spot drop from last year, it seems the top levels aren't. Rushing to respond just yet.