Stories
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11/1/2019
New Orleans' Demario Davis Named Week 8 NFLPA Community MVPAfter being fined by the NFL for wearing a Man of God headband, Demario Davis demonstrated the power of giving by raising more than $200,000 to benefit St. Dominic Hospital in Mississippi through sales of the headband.
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10/28/2019
National College Players Association and NFL Players Association to Explore Marketing and Licensing of College AthletesJoint NCPA and NFLPA Statement
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10/25/2019
Things to Know About the Perception and Purchasing Power of NFL PlayersNew survey reveals the influence NFL players have on consumers.
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10/25/2019
Kansas City's Dustin Colquitt Named Week 7 NFLPA Community MVPKansas City Chiefs punter Dustin Colquitt put a smile on the faces of more than 300 underprivileged kids by providing free dental care during his 13th annual outreach event.
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10/23/2019
Things to Know About the NFLPA Top 50 Player Sales ListTom Brady once again sits atop pro football’s player retail sales list, based on data foreshadowing the 2019-20 season.
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10/21/2019
Avatar Leader Genies, NFLPA to Bring NFL Players into the Digital WorldKnown as “Instagram’s Favorite Avatar,” Genies now has the opportunity to utilize active players and integrate their 3-D likenesses
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10/18/2019
New England's Deatrich Wise Jr Named Week 6 NFLPA Community MVPDeatrich Wise Jr. shined his bright light on the city of Boston, throwing a free block party for 500 people at the Boys & Girls Club’s Mattapan Teen Center and pledging to donate $10,000 back to the community.
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10/11/2019
Baltimore's Brandon Carr Named Week 5 NFLPA Community MVPIn honor of his own hero – his mom – Brandon Carr is fighting to save lives by donating $12,500 every game this season to fund free screenings through the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
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10/4/2019
Jacksonville's Calais Campbell Named Week 4 NFLPA Community MVPThis force on the football field has never forgotten the people who molded him. Calais Campbell donated $20,000 to four organizations that will benefit domestic violence victims and youth in his hometown of Denver.
