INDIANAPOLIS - Robert Kraft still isn’t making the grade with his players. And it’s not even close. The Patriots owner, who scored a D-plus on the NFLPA’s annual report card last year, actually dipped a bit lower in the 2025 players survey.

New England Patriots ownership was on the receiving end of a bad report card in the NFLPA’s grades for all 32 teams. Robert Kraft received a "D" grade on a report card that had the Patriots graded as the second-worst organization in the league behind the Arizona Cardinals.

The New England Patriots are coming off back-to-back 4-13 seasons that were both good for last place in the AFC East. While that's not where Robert Kraft wants his once perennial playoff contender, there is promise that the franchise is finally on the upswing.

The latest NFLPA Team Report Cards won’t help the Patriots attract any free agents this offseason. The Patriots ranked 31st out of 32 teams in the report cards released Wednesday morning. That represents a fall for the Patriots,

Patriots players don’t feel like they’re flying in style. In the 2025 NFLPA report card, New England’s players slammed the team in the travel category, grading them an “F.” Only 39% of players believe they have enough room on the team plane — which is owned by Robert Kraft — and detailed how outdated they feel the aircraft is in their report.

New England Patriots owner Robert K. Kraft said he believes Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 “personally is committed to eradicating antisemitism from this campus” in a keynote speech at the annual Harvard Business School Shabbat Dinner on Friday.

New England Patriots players aren't happy with the team's plane supplied by Robert Kraft, giving it an "F" grade.

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Patriots insiders Albert Breer and Phil Perry both painted an ugly picture of the lack of investment currently on display with the Patriots.

The Patriots owner, who scored a D-plus on the NFLPA’s annual report card last year, actually dipped a bit lower in the 2025 players survey. Overall, he was ranked 29th, with only three owners (New York Jets Woody Johnson, Arizona’s Michael Bidwell, Carolina Panthers David Tepper) receiving worse grades.

The NFLPA Team Report Cards ranked the Patriots 31st out of 32 NFL teams. That’s a dip from No. 29 where the team stood a year ago.

A former No. 1 overall draft pick has weighed in on what the New England Patriots should do with their fourth overall pick. Going against the grain, the ex-player says New England should trade up, not down.