In 2023, the NFLPA announced their first-ever team report cards, graded by the players themselves. Since then, noticeable sweeping changes have occurred across the NFL as teams see their own players give anonymous but public grades on everything from their organization’s treatment of families to nutrition and staff to head coaches and ownership.
In 2024, the Ravens were ranked No. 15 out of 32 teams. But rather than comparing them to the rest of the NFL, how did they improve or regress from their previous years?
Baltimore Ravens NFLPA Report Card Annual Grades
| Category | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treatment of Families | C+ | B- | C+ |
| Food Service/Nutrition | B | C+ | B- |
| Weight Room | B+ | B- | C+ |
| Strength Coaches | B+ | B- | F- |
| Training Room | B- | C+ | C+ |
| Training Staff | B- | B- | B+ |
| Locker Room | B- | B- | A |
| Team Travel | A- | C- | A |
| Head Coach | B | B+ | N/A |
| Ownership | A | A | N/A |
Improvements
Food Service: B (Previous Grade: C+)
Without insider knowledge, it’s unknown what changed in the Ravens’ food and dining area that caused the improvement.