The Inside Coverage crew break down all the latest news around the NFL, including what position Travis Hunter will be drafted to play and the latest Matthew Stafford rumors. Then, they discuss the NFLPA's 2025 report cards.

It should be no surprise that the team came out with a failing grade in the latest offseason report card. In an anonymous poll done by the NFL Players Association, the Jets received one of the lowest grades across the board in key categories like ownership (dead last),

In the case of New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, that intervention may have come courtesy of the players on his team. In the NFL Players Association's annual report card regarding key facets of each team,

The New York Jets finished with abysmal grades in the annual NFLPA survey, but Ryan Fitzpatrick does not agree.

Former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has recently spoken out against the annual team report cards released by the NFLPA, which ranked the New York Jets

Johnson's failing grade comes after a 2024 season in which the team as a whole failed their fans. The Jets finished 5-12 despite the return of star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Meanwhile, the New York Giants, which finished the season 3-14, dropped from eighth last year to 20th in the latest report. Giants owner John Mara received a C+ grade.

In the case of New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, that intervention may have come courtesy of the players on his team. In the NFL Players Association's annual report card regarding key facets of each team, Johnson's ownership tenure in 2024 was graded as the worst across the entire NFL.

NFL analyst Ryan Fitzpatrick went off on social media about the "complainers" on the New York Jets roster in aftermath of report card reveal.

The NFL Players Association on Wednesday released its annual report of team facilities across the league, and one team's owner was voted the worst of the worst. The post Guess Which NFL Owner Got the Only F From NFL Players Association Report Card?