Press Releases
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9/15/2017
Statement on Ezekiel Elliot AppealOur union has appealed the NFL’s six-game suspension of Ezekiel Elliott. We will represent Ezekiel, as we do all players, to ensure that the NFL is held to its obligation of adhering to principles of industrial due process under the collective bargaining agreement.
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9/15/2017
NFLPA Open Letter to MediaNFLPA pens an open letter to media following NFL media calls regarding Ezekiel Elliott.
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9/15/2017
Colin Kaepernick Named Week 1 NFLPA Community MVPColin Kaepernick has been named Week 1 NFLPA Community MVP after making his latest $100,000 charitable donation and hosting a back-to-school giveaway in New York.
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9/11/2017
Statement on Ezekiel Elliott SuspensionWe are reviewing the decision and will be in touch with Ezekiel and his representatives to consider all options.
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9/8/2017
NFLPA Statement on Ruling on Temporary Restraining Order in Ezekiel Elliott CaseCommissioner discipline will continue to be a distraction from our game for one reason: because NFL owners have refused to collectively bargain a fair and transparent process that exists in other sports.
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9/8/2017
Houston's J.J. Watt Named Week 0 NFLPA Community MVPHouston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt has been named Week 0 NFLPA Community MVP for his incredible fundraising and charitable efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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9/7/2017
NFLPA Announces Strategic Investment and Partnership with StatMuseSay hello to StatMuse, the only sports app that turns your favorite superstar into your personal sports commentator
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9/1/2017
NFLPA Files Temporary Restraining Order in Ezekiel Elliott CaseOn Thursday night, the NFLPA filed a petition in federal court in the Eastern District of Texas seeking to vacate any discipline that may be imposed on Ezekiel Elliott by the NFL hearing officer (and former NFL lawyer), Harold Henderson.
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8/30/2017
NFLPA, The Brandr Group and ACE Media Launch CampusLoreNFLPA, The Brandr Group and ACE Media launch CampusLore, the first media brand to deliver perspectives on college football directly from NFL players.
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8/16/2017
NFLPA Responds to NFL StatementThe public statement issued on behalf of every NFL owner is a lie. The NFLPA categorically denies the accusations made in this statement. We know the League office has a history of being exposed for its lack of credibility. This is another example of the NFL’s hypocrisy on display and an attempt to create a sideshow to distract from their own failings in dealing with such serious issues. They should be ashamed for stooping to new lows.