Chiefs owner ranked worst in NFL, players union survey shows after back-to-back Super Bowls

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The Kansas City Chiefs may be the back-to-back champions, but there's still apparently lots of fixing to do.

The Chiefs officially made their mark as a dynasty, becoming the first team to repeat as Super Bowl champions since 2005, and winning their third title in five years earlier this month.

However, despite their crazy run, Clark Hunt received an F-minus rating from players in the league, the worst in the NFL.

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Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt hoists the Vince Lombardi Trophy during the Kansas City Super Bowl parade on February 5, 2020 in Kansas City, Missouri.  (Kyle Rivas/Getty Images)

"The players are frustrated by their workplace offerings, especially after the team's sustained success in recent years," the NFLPA said in their survey findings.

Players' main concern is Hunt's inability to renovate their "overdue" facilities, especially their locker room. The survey says Hunt apparently told players that renovations would be made last year, but they never came.

"Though the players received actual chairs with backs to sit in at their lockers in response to last year’s feedback, it did not change the fact that the locker room is overdue for a renovation. What adds to the frustration is that management told the players that renovations would come after the 2022 season. The players went on to win the Super Bowl and when they arrived back at their facility for the 2023-2024 season, they realized the team never followed through with the promised renovation (other than adding chairs)."

Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt and daughter Gracie during the NFL Draft Red Carpet event on