Labor Day is a reminder of the power of workers standing together.
Since 1956, NFL players have used their collective voice as a union to advocate for better working conditions, protect their rights and advance their interests on and off the field.
Today, we celebrate our
Our last offseason #CMVP is @nickzakelj, whose union advocacy served as a recent example of the actions that have protected player rights over the last seven decades 🙌
When California lawmakers introduced a bill in June that would limit pro athletes' ability to file for
In November of 1956, NFL players came together to ask for something simple yet powerful: a voice. A voice not just on Sundays, but in the decisions that shape their livelihoods. Fair pay, safer working conditions, a pension, and the benefits every worker deserves.
As we near 70
Today marks the official launch of the new Behavioral Health Network. These enhanced support services are designed to make it easier for eligible players and their dependents to find confidential outpatient care from providers who understand the unique needs of the NFL community.
This Suicide Prevention Month, we’re reminded that meaningful connection and support matter every day. Together, the NFLPA and @NFL encourage the football community to continue looking out for one another and checking in.
