Six coaches got scores+ from their players in the NFLPA report card

The American Football Association Association for the players’ players from A to F in a wide range of issues, and in many regions, teams were found. But most players loved their main coaches.

Six coaches – Washington – Dan Quinn, Rahim Morris in Atlanta, Kevin OCONEL of Minnesota, Andy Reed, Detroit Dan Campbell and Mike McDanel from Miami – from their players.

Nine other coaches got a five degree and they got A-. Four main coaches got B+, four got B and one b. It was the lowest C, which gave Cleveland Kevin Stefensky and two coaches since then, Doug Pederson from Jacksonville and Matt Eberus in Jacksonville.

Among the results of the NFLPA report from the A+Coach:

“100 % of the leaders feel that their main coach, Dan Quinn, is effective with their time. He is one of six coaches in the league for a perfect degree. The players feel that Quinn accepts greatly to the cabinet room comments on the team’s needs, and its ranks 1 out of 32 league coaches.”

“The new coach Rahim Morris has changed the culture positively in his first year. In addition, the players are very compliment about the newly rented head coach compared to his predecessor.”

“The players feel that Okonil is very acceptable to the cabinet room comments on the team’s needs, with 3 out of 32 league coaches.”

“The main coach, Dan Campbell, received the A+, the highest gradient area for the team, for the second year in a row. When asked what the team is doing better, the resounding answers to the players were culture and leadership, reflecting the wonderful work that Campbell is doing as a main coach.”