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• 4/26/2017

  Lyft, NFL Players Association Launch Program Providing Ride Options to Players

  The NFLPA – through its licensing and marketing arm, NFL Players Inc. -- has announced a partnership with fast-growing rideshare leader, Lyft, for the upcoming season

  

• 4/24/2017

  WHOOP Strikes Landmark Deal As The Officially Licensed Recovery Wearable of the NFL Players Association

  This is the first time a players association in professional sports has partnered with a wearable technology company, providing NFL players easy access to, ownership of, and the option to commercialize their health data.

  

• 4/21/2017

  Road to the Draft: Tarik Cohen

  In the third installment of our series leading up to the NFL Draft, North Carolina A&T running back Tarik Cohen talks backflips, pasta, and motivation.

  

• 4/16/2017

  Road to the Draft: Pat O'Connor

  In the fifth installment of our series leading up to the NFL Draft, Eastern Michigan defensive lineman talks prepping for the next step.

  

• 4/12/2017

  Road to the Draft: Brian Allen

  In the fourth installment of our series leading up to the NFL Draft, Utah defensive back Brian Allen talks family, NBA playoffs and giving 110 percent.

  

• 4/4/2017

  Road to the Draft: Robert Davis

  In the first installment of our series leading up to the NFL Draft, Georgia State WR Robert Davis talks football, fashion and fruit.

  

• 3/26/2017

  Anxiety

• 2/22/2017

  In Memory of Ed Garvey

  Ed Garvey, who served as the union's first executive director, passed away Wednesday at the age of 76. Here are the NFLPA's statements on one of the pioneering figures in our 60-year history.

  

• 2/13/2017

  NFLPA Externship Marks Its Fourth Year with Expanded Program

  A record 41 players begin three-week program at 15 companies across the country

  

• 2/8/2017

  The Importance of Workers Comp & Facts about Senate Bill 12

  The NFL Players Association has become aware of a letter circulated by team owners that suggests the pending legislation targeting the workers’ compensation of Illinois professional athletes is “no big deal.”  First, and foremost, if it wasn’t a big deal, there would hardly be the need for new legislation that only targets professional athletes.