The NFL Players Association's survey of players graded teams from A to F on a wide variety of issues, and in many areas teams were found lacking.

The Buffalo Bills saw their standing in the annual NFLPA team-by-team survey drop. One category in particular went very poorly for the Bills. The survey is conducted with 1,695 players and it allows them to grade teams on a variety of categories.

Last year, 55 percent of the players complained they were made to sit in smaller seats when traveling for away games while the coaches and staff sat in first class. This year, 65 percent of players said they had insufficient space when traveling, earning the Bills an F- for team travel.

The Chargers were fifth overall in the NFLPA rankings, which were released Wednesday morning and included responses from 1,695 total NFL players. The Chargers, of course, also moved into The Bolt, a gleaming new state-of-the-art practice facility in El Segundo that is among the best of the best around the NFL.

While grades were down across the board, the polling of Eagles players came before the start of a Super Bowl championship season.

On Wednesday, the NFL Players Association released its third annual report cards for the league's 32 teams. Nearly 1,700 players shared with their union information about their team's facilities, treatment of their families and more.

NFLPA report cards have just released. Players have answered questions about 11 categories that the NFLPA has deemed important to team and player success. The NFC North garnered impressive scores from all four teams,