INDIANAPOLIS — Despite a dismal end to the 2023 season, the Eagles and head coach Nick Sirianni received good evaluations in an annual poll conducted by the NFL Players Association.

Players assessed their teams in 11 different areas, and the Eagles ranked No. 4 out of 32 teams. And head coach Nick Sirianni received an A from his players. The Eagles climbed from 14th in last year’s report card to No. 4 in 2024.

Below is how the Eagles ranked in all 11 categories:

Treatment of families: C (16th)
Food/cafeteria: A (2nd)
Nutritionist/dietician: B (13th)
Locker room: B- (16th)
Training room: B+ (9th)
Training staff: A- (4th)
Weight room: A- (9th)
Strength coaches: A- (6th)
Team travel: C (19th)
Head coach: A (6th)
Ownership: A (7th)

The Eagles attempted to improve their team travel this past season and improved from a D (27th) to a C (19th). There’s definitely more space for development, but they’re getting there. The NFLPA added three categories this year: head coach, owner, split-up food/café, and nutritionist/dietician.

According to the NFLPA, the Eagles updated their hot and cold tubs last year after having the smallest in the league. Here are some specific notes from the report card: The Eagles are one of 11 teams that does not provide free, on-site daycare to players’ families.  They ranked 2nd in meal flavor and 1st in food freshness.  83% of gamers feel that they have a unique food plan.

Players believe the locker room needs updating. But 85% of athletes feel like the locker room is big enough, and 90% feel like they have enough room in their lockers.  Head trainer Tom Hunkele ranked first in the league. And athletes feel like the training staff “significantly contributes to their success.” 75% of gamers feel like they have enough personal space on flights (21st).

100% of players feel that Sirianni is efficient with their time (1st), and players feel like Sirianni is willing to listen to the locker room (7th). Owner Jeffrey Lurie obtained a rating of 9.4/10 for his readiness to update amenities.