The NFL Players Association has unveiled its 2025 report card, with the Detroit Lions finishing in the top 10. Under head coach Dan Campbell, the Lions secured a ninth-place ranking, improving from 13th in 2024 and 15th in 2023. Campbell earned an A+ grade for the second consecutive year, reflecting his outstanding leadership and impact on the team’s culture. The players praised Campbell’s approach, highlighting his time management skills and his openness to feedback. They also mentioned that the team’s culture and leadership stood out as strengths.
The players did suggest areas for improvement, including updating the lockers and enhancing the food program, though the latter has seen notable improvements recently.
Here is a breakdown of Detroit’s grades in various categories as voted on by the players:
- Head coach: A+ (5th in the league)
- Training room: B+ (9th)
- Team travel: B+ (12th)
- Treatment of families: B (13th)
- Ownership: B+ (14th)
- Training staff: B (14th)
- Strength coaches: A- (16th)
- Locker room: C+ (18th)
- Food/dining area: B- (19th)
- Weight room: B (22nd)
- Nutritionists/dietician: B (23rd)
