Patriots Players Give 'F' Grade to Travel

Patriots Players Give 'F' Grade to Travel; Plane Lacks Wi-Fi and Has Ashtrays in Seats
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Patriots team plane gets failing grade on NFL players report card. "Ashtrays in the armrests."
NFL Players Association report card was released on Wednesday, and it contains more bad news for the New England Patriots.
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New England Patriots ownership was on the receiving end of a bad report card in the NFLPA’s grades for all 32 teams. Robert Kraft received a "D" grade on a report card that had the Patriots graded as the second-worst organization in the league behind the Arizona Cardinals.
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After ranking 29th in their overall grade in 2024, the Patriots plummeted to the 31st-ranked team in the league. The Arizona Cardinals were the only NFL team with a worse grade than New England. However, the biggest slap in the face was owner Robert Kraft earning a "D" grade, which ranked 29th out of 32 teams.
“Ashtrays In The Armrests” – NFL Players Give One Shocking Team’s Airplane An “F” Grade
New England Patriots players aren't happy with the team's plane supplied by Robert Kraft, giving it an "F" grade.
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The New England Patriots will spend the offseason attempting to upgrade their roster. Based on player feedback, they may also have to improve their team airplane. The NFL Players Association released its annual player report cards on Wednesday.
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