NFLPA report card gives Eagles an F grade for team travel

The third annual NFLPA report card was released for all 32 teams Wednesday, and despite being the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Eagles didn't fare well in all categories.

In particular, the Eagles received pretty negative feedback for their travel. The NFLPA — which puts together this report based on the feedback of players — gave the Eagles an F grade for their team travel. Here's some of the reasoning: 

- 43% of the Eagles players believe they have a comfortable amount of personal space on team flights, ranking them 30 out of 32.

- The players feel that their team’s travel schedule is not very efficient, a rank of 26 out of 32 teams.

- Players feel they should get first class seats on team flights instead of the coaching staff.

Other areas where the Eagles received negative feedback were the categories of "Treatment of Families" and "Locker Room." The former category saw them get a C- grade, in large part because "the Eagles are one of 3 teams that do not provide daycare during home games." The latter had less specific negative feedback, but suggests that the Eagles could stand to increase the size of their locker room. 

The Eagles got good or better feedback in most categories: 

Food/Dining Area: A- 

Nutritionist/Dietician: B-  

Training Room: B- 

Training Staff: B+

Weight Room: B 

Strength Coaches: B

This feedback can actually be a pretty healthy way for employees to put pressure on their employer to make organizational improvements. Jeffrey Lurie received a B grade in the report, while Nick Sirianni got an A-. Clearly the feedback in this report from players isn't meant to suggest that the Eagles have a bad culture, but to give some constructive criticism on where they could improve.