NFLPA. We are the union that represents the players of the National Football League. We are dedicated to the success and well-being of all players on and off the field. About the PA

The National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) is the union for professional football players in the National Football League. Why do professional football players need a union? The union allows players to stand together to protect their health, rights, and families.

In 2023, the NFLPA worked with Statler Nagle and research experts at Artemis Strategy Group to further enhance the survey process and provide third-party perspective. The survey was administered from August 26 to November 16, 2023.

Jan 8, 2025 · In 1993, the NFLPA again was officially recognized as the union representing the players and negotiated a landmark Collective Bargaining Agreement with the NFL. The current CBA will govern the sport through the 2030 NFL season. Learn more at nflpa.com.

The Board elects the NFLPA executive officers from among its ranks. The executive officers include the President and ten (10) Vice Presidents. The Executive Director is the principal administrative officer.

At the NFLPA, we make sure you’re covered outside of work, so you can focus on the job at hand. We offer 100% employer paid medical and dental, 401k and pension plan and generous vacation and sick leave.

Thanks to decades of diligence, the NFLPA has hammered out the very best benefits package in professional sports for our member players. The Benefits Book below serves as a general guide to NFL Player Benefits, for more information please contact the Benefits Department at …

During the last two years, the Board of Representatives has discussed ways to improve the information available to free agents making decisions about their prospective Clubs and decided to pursue the development of “Club Report Cards” that, while not a scientific survey, would report the quantitative and qualitative opinions of NFL players about their respective Clubs.

Feb 28, 2024 · The second annual NFLPA Club Report Cards are here. For many years, our players brought up the idea of creating a “Free Agency Guide” that would illuminate what the daily experience is for players and their families at each team.

NFLPA: (800) 372-2000. NFL Players, Inc: (800) 372-5535. The Trust: (866) 725-0063